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From October in the Yaroslavl region will change tariffs for utilities

From October 1, the region will begin the next stage of indexation of utility tariffs

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From October in the Yaroslavl region will change tariffs for utilities

From October 1, the next stage of indexation of utility tariffs will begin in the region. According to the above data, cold water will rise in price by about 12%, water disposal - by 12.4%, heating and hot water - by about 15.5%. Electricity for urban residents in the first range of consumption will grow by about 11.5%, gas - by 11.4%, and the tariff for the management of solid municipal waste will remain the same.

The average index of changes in total utility fees for the Yaroslavl region is set at 14%, while the limit value is 16.1%. The actual increase in the amount in the receipt will depend on the set of services and the volume of their consumption. Separately, it is noted that the planned indexation this year was postponed from July to October.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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