Each year, we survey cities in the U.S. that compete with Colorado Springs for economic development. Bills for all four services are based on the same consumption for each city and rates in effect Dec. 31, 2010.
| City |
Total Bill |
| Salt Lake City |
$135.13 |
| Omaha |
$151.66 |
| Denver |
$152.27 |
| Wichita |
$153.56 |
| Spokane |
$154.64 |
| Fort Collins |
$155.46 |
| Huntsville |
$156.10 |
| San Antonio |
$162.22 |
| Albuquerque |
$167.28 |
| Colorado Springs |
$173.16 |
| Pueblo |
$180.39 |
| Oklahoma City |
$181.58 |
| Austin |
$187.30 |
| Phoenix |
$190.39 |
| Reno |
$193.41 |
| Boise |
$199.24 |
| Tucson |
$199.57 |
| Portland |
$208.21 |
| Los Angeles |
$210.66 |
| Orange County |
$236.89 |
| Kansas City |
$240.36 |
| San Francisco |
$280.16 |
| San Diego |
$283.23 |
| Average |
$189.26 |
Based on typical consumption: Electric - 600 kWh: Natural Gas - 60 CCF: Water - 1,100 CF: Wastewater - 700 CF