Bowling Green, KY, November 9, 2026 —

Property owners in Bowling Green will soon be subject to a new stormwater utility fee, with the charge scheduled to be implemented beginning in 2027.

The fee, which is intended to address stormwater management within the city, will impact all property owners. Specific details regarding the calculation of the fee, such as how it will be assessed per property or what factors will determine individual charges, were not provided in the initial summary. The exact amount each property owner will be required to pay has not yet been disclosed.

Stormwater management is a critical municipal service that involves controlling and treating rainwater runoff to prevent flooding, erosion, and water pollution. Fees for stormwater utilities are commonly used by municipalities to fund infrastructure maintenance, upgrades, and new projects related to managing rainwater. These projects can include the maintenance of storm drains, retention ponds, and other systems designed to handle precipitation.

The introduction of this new utility fee by Bowling Green marks a significant change for property owners, who will need to account for this additional expense in their budgets starting in 2027. Further information regarding the fee structure, collection methods, and the specific purposes for which the collected funds will be utilized is anticipated as the implementation date approaches.



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