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El Paso City Council Blocks Texas Gas Service Rate Hike for Review Period

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The El Paso City Council has voted to deny an interim rate increase proposed by Texas Gas Service, which would have raised average customer bills by $3.58 per month. This decision includes a 45-day suspension to assess the potential impact on residents. Mayor Renard Johnson emphasized the importance of fairness and transparency in utility matters, noting that final decisions often lie beyond the city's control. This vote is distinct from the ongoing appeal related to Texas Gas Service's rates being reviewed by the Railroad Commission of Texas.

Key Details: • Interim rate increase proposal denied for 45 days • Average customer would have seen a $3.58 monthly increase • Mayor stresses the need for fairness and transparency • Decision separate from ongoing Texas Gas Service rate case appeal

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