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A significant amount of money is owed to a city, with the total reaching $30 million. This debt is from unpaid bills. Customers with large overdue balances face a specific consequence.
The threshold for this action is a balance over $500 and no payment for 90 days. At this point, service will be discontinued. Further information about this policy and its effects can be found through the city's Public Works department, as announced by the mayor.
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