Salem, Missouri – An ordinance was passed during the Board of Aldermen meeting Monday that established higher water and sewer rates in the area. The monthly rates for residential water within the city limits was […]
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Is Your HOA Getting Soaked by “Free Water”?
In the past decade, water and sewer rates have more than doubled across the country. It is the difficult responsibility of the HOA board to not only budget for these rising costs, but to ensure […]
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Allentown water rate hike can move forward after Lehigh County judge denies injunction
A water rate hike slated for Allentown residents can move forward following a decision by Lehigh County Judge Doug Reichley on Tuesday denying an injunction sought by city officials. In a 13-page opinion, Reichley denied […]
Read moreNES Sponsors Bowl-A-Rama by Austin Apartment Association
National Exemption Service was a proud sponsor of the Austin Apartment Association’s Bowl-A-Rama event. This particular event was Grease “50’s Themed” and participants dressed accordingly. The event was held on February 27th in Austin Texas […]
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NES Wins FLCAJ Readers Choice Award for 2019
Sixth Annual Readers’ Choice Award Winners Announced March 7, 2019—Florida Community Association Journal magazine announced its sixth annual Readers’ Choice Award winners in the March 2019 issue of the magazine with an expanded section profiling […]
Read morePalm Coast Considers Utility Rate Increases – Palm Coast Observer Reports
Water bills now averaging $65.76 per month would increase to $79.33 per month in 2022. By: Jonathan Simmons, News Editor Palm Coast is facing millions of dollars worth of expenses at its water and sewer plants […]
Read moreHave You Opened Your Napa Water Bill Lately?
A shocker came in the mail last week. A water bill of $470. I’ve had mortgage payments less than that. For $470, I could almost lease a Tesla. The water bill was addressed to Cheryl. […]
Read moreNES Supports Apartment Association of North Carolina
National Exemption Service is proud to support the Apartment Association of North Carolina. National Exemption Service (NES) submeters thousands of properties in North Carolina and has an office in the state. NES joined AANC for […]
Read moreHow to Detect Leaks and Conserve Water
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimates that in a single condo residence, leaky faucets can waste up to 10,000 gallons of water annually. In commercial spaces, this loss can ascend to over 1,000 gallons of […]
Read moreNES Sponsors Austin Apartment Association Resident Lunch
National Exemption Service is sponsoring a lunch for Austin Apartment Association residents. The lunch provides residents with the opportunity to learn more about submetering in their community and how to conserve water. Residents can find more […]
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