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  2. Erie Mayor Joe Schember includes garbage, sewer fee ... - AOL

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    Erie Mayor Joe Schember on Wednesday morning unveiled a $106.6 million city general fund budget proposal for 2025 that does not increase property taxes, but calls for residential refuse and sewer ...

  3. Erie Mayor Joe Schember's proposed 2024 budget includes ... - AOL

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    Erie City Council on December 2021 eliminated Schember-suggested garbage/sewer increases before voting 5-2 in favor of Schember's $95.7 million general fund budget for 2022.

  4. Erie City Council OKs 2024 budget after $655,000 adjustment ...

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    The sewer increase will boost the average city residential customer's sewer rates from roughly $340 a year to $348, or by roughly 2.5%, according to Lisa Gomersall, the city's finance director.

  5. Erie Water Works - Wikipedia

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    Erie Water Works is the second largest consumer of electricity in Erie after GE Transportation. As a result of a vulnerability assessment conducted by the Department of Homeland Security , the Sommerheim plant is to receive a new power generation facility to back up its Penelec electrical service.

  6. Erie, Pennsylvania - Wikipedia

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    Erie (/ ˈ ɪər i /; EER-ee) is a city on the south shore of Lake Erie and the county seat of Erie County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is the fifth-most populous city in Pennsylvania and the most populous in Northwestern Pennsylvania with a population of 94,831 at the 2020 census .

  7. List of city parks of Erie, Pennsylvania - Wikipedia

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    The local newspaper puts it one block west of Harvard and five blocks long instead of two. The Erie Times-News describes it as "a narrow strip of land between Ellsworth Avenue and Hudson Street from West 27th to West 32nd Streets. It covers a sewer line, and it has largely been taken over by nearby property owners." [1]