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Sales tax holiday weekend: Save money, water
Public Communications, Water Services

Sales tax holiday weekend: Save money, water

During this weekend’s sales tax holiday, you can purchase certain water- and energy-efficient products through Memorial Day. Tax-exempt items are things you can use to help conserve or retain groundwater (where College Station’s water comes from), recharge water tables, or decrease ambient air temperature to reduce evaporation. Continue reading Sales tax holiday weekend: Save money, water

10 ways to trim your household energy costs
College Station Utilities, Public Communications

10 ways to trim your household energy costs

With College Station residents sheltering in place during the COVID-19 outbreak, households are using substantially more electricity. Here are 10 ways you can trim your electric costs. Continue reading 10 ways to trim your household energy costs

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