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Grantville GA utility rates October 2026: residential natural gas rises to $1.32 per CCF
GRANTVILLE — The city’s posted October 2026 utility rate sheet lists residential natural gas at $1.32 per CCF, up 2 cents from the $1.30 rate on the September sheet. Small-commercial natural gas moved the other way, from $1.36 to $1.32 per CCF. Electric, water, sewer and trash figures on the October sheet match September.
The Ledger compared the official PDFs on the city Utility Rates page. As of Friday, Nov. 6, October was the newest monthly sheet posted; a November sheet had not appeared yet.
What changed (gas only)
| Customer class | September 2026 | October 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Residential natural gas (all CCF) | $1.30 / CCF | $1.32 / CCF |
| Small commercial natural gas (all CCF) | $1.36 / CCF | $1.32 / CCF |
| Residential & small-commercial gas base charge | $12 / $24 | Unchanged |
CCF means 100 cubic feet of natural gas. Both sheets say natural gas and electric charges are subject to Coweta County sales tax of 8%, and that rates — especially gas and electric — can change with market conditions. The city notes the sheet is updated monthly and copies are available at City Hall.
Unchanged on the October sheet
Selected residential figures that did not move between the September and October PDFs:
| Service | October 2026 (unchanged vs September) |
|---|---|
| Electric residential base | $20.00 |
| Electric residential energy | $0.108285 / kWh (all tiers listed) |
| Electric power cost adjustment (PCA) | $0.03 / kWh |
| Water residential base | $22.00 |
| Sewer residential base | $29.00 |
| Trash (first can) | $27.00 / month |
Full tier tables for water and sewer are in the October PDF.
Why it matters here
Grantville runs its own electric, gas, water and sewer systems and bills for trash. Winter heating season is when gas use — and bill sensitivity to the per-CCF rate — rises fastest. The city’s sheet itself warns that natural gas prices change monthly and “can be expected to rise dramatically in peak demand seasons.”
For the bigger picture of how utility dollars move through the city’s books, see the Ledger’s utility bill explainer and the Utilities tracker.
What’s next
- Watch the Utility Rates page for a November sheet.
- Questions about your account: City Hall 770-583-2289 (office hours on the rate sheet: 7:30 a.m.–5 p.m., Monday–Thursday).
- Follow the full story: Utilities tracker →
Unverified: The Ledger has not audited individual customer bills against the sheet; figures above are from the city’s posted PDFs only.