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Heber Light & Power to Hold Public Hearings on Nov. 18

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Heber Light & Power Board of Directors will hold public hearings on Nov. 18, 2026, to discuss the 2027 capital and operating budgets and proposed rate implementations. The meetings will address topics including a new EV charging station rate and potential fee increases for certain services.

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  • Public hearings are scheduled for Nov. 18, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at 626 W. 300 S., Heber City.
  • The board will discuss the 2027 capital and operating budgets, which include $300,000 in distributions to owner municipalities.
  • Proposed changes include a new General Service Stand-alone EV Charging Station Rate and potential fee increases for certain services.
  • Public comment will be accepted regarding the proposed 2027 fee schedule and large load rates.

The Heber Light & Power Board of Directors will hold public hearings on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2026, to discuss several financial and rate-related matters, according to a public notice published Oct. 20.

Scheduled for 6:00 p.m. at 626 W. 300 S. in Heber City, the hearings will allow for public comment regarding the company's proposed 2027 budget and new service rates.

One portion of the hearing will focus on the tentative 2027 capital and operating budgets and the company's proposed fee schedule. The proposed 2027 budget includes $300,000 in distributions to the owner municipalities of the company.

The proposed fee schedule may involve the imposition of new fees or increases to existing fees for specific services provided by the company. Documentation for these proposals is available for inspection at the Heber Light & Power Company office, on the company's website, and on the Utah Public Notice website.

A second area of discussion involves the implementation of new rates for general service commercial customers and large loads. Specifically, the board will take public comment on a proposed General Service Stand-alone EV Charging Station Rate, a General Service Street Light Rate and Fees, and a Large Load Rate.

A summary of these proposed rate changes is available for review via the Utah Public Notice website, the Heber Light & Power website, or at the business office located at 626 W. 300 S. in Heber City.

Individuals requiring special accommodations, such as auxiliary communicative aids or services, should notify Rylee Allen at 435-654-1581 in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Information regarding electronic or telephone participation in meetings can be found on the Heber Light & Power website.

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