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wweek.com > news > 09/02/2026 > portland-water-rates-will-climb-as-the-citys-largest-wholesale-customers-disconnect-from-bull-run-reservoir

Portland Water Rates Will Climb as the City’s Largest Wholesale Customers Disconnect From Bull Run Reservoir

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (905+ words) Since June, Gresham residents have been adapting to a new reality: hard, smelly, metallic-tasting tap water. Some online commenters liken it to drinking pool water. But Portlanders—who are subject to exploding water bills thanks to cost overruns at the…...

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