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DeLand Water Bills Set to Rise as City Prepares for PFAS Cleanup, Infrastructure Upgrades

The utility-rate plan funds PFAS treatment at six plants and $250 million in system upgrades as average bills rise to $115.99 by 2031, officials said.

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DeLand water and wastewater customers will pay more over the next five years as the city prepares to remove PFAS “forever chemicals” from its water system and pay for hundreds of millions of dollars in needed improvements.

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beacononlinenews.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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