City of Hubbard street resurfacing will begin Tuesday, September 15, 2026. No street parking on the following streets: Helen Dr., Meadowland Dr., Falcon Dr., Hillview Dr. and Scott St. (from Jacobs Rd. to Parish Ave.).
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Seasonal Help Wanted
The City of Hubbard is now accepting applications for seasonal / part-time leaf rakers at $14 per hour. Applications can be obtained by clicking the link below or at the Hubbard Mayor’s Office during normal business hours. Completed applications can be returned to...
E-Bike Safety – Ride Smart. Ride Legal. Ride Safe.
E-bikes are everywhere, and we know there is growing frustration and concern in our community about children riding them—especially when it comes to safety. We understand the concerns of parents, drivers, and residents. We are seeing more young people riding e-bikes...
Hubbard Community Fest Parade – Saturday!
Hubbard Community Fest kicks off this Saturday with a parade! The parade will begin at 10:00 AM at the Hubbard School Campus on Hall Ave. Parade Route: Hubbard School Campus → Hall Ave. → W. Liberty St. → Stewart Ave. Please be aware of road closures and traffic...
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Hubbard Administration Building, Hubbard Ohio
The Power Cost Adjustment
In addition to the base electric rates, each utility billing shall be adjusted for the cost of purchased power. The Power Cost Adjustment is shown on the utility bill as an “O”. The charge is solely related to the cost of electricity.
The PCA Adjustment shall be calculated according to the following formula:
PCA = [(P/S) * (1 + L)] – B
Where:
P = Wholesale power supplier cost – Utility cost of power during previous six-month period calculated using the most recent six months actual power cost plus periodic true up of accumulated positive or negative balance of recovered cost of power resulting from the application of the PCA. If an unusual occurrence happens resulting in abnormally high cost, the Management/Governing body will determine whether that cost should be recovered over a longer period
S = Number of kilowatt-hours sold – Sales are estimated by dividing kilowatt-hours purchased by (1 + L), during the same time period as factor “P”
L = System annual average losses (6.6%)
B = This amount reflects the average cost of power per kilowatt-hour sold and recovered through base retail rates ($0.09538)
