The Mesa City Council has issued a notice of intent to adjust utility rates, beginning a 60-day period for residents and businesses to review the proposal and share their feedback.

Under the council’s proposal, most Mesa households would see an increase of less than $6 per month on their utility bills, according to a release.

The council is expected to consider the adjustments in November, with a final vote scheduled for Dec. 1. If approved, the new rates would take effect Jan. 1, 2026. Residents are encouraged to learn more and provide input during the 60-day comment period. Details about the proposed rates and customer impacts can be found at mesaaz.gov/utilities .

Mesa reviews utility rates every year as part of its ongoing fiscal management. This annual process allows the city to

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