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To pay your City of Savannah utility bill online, you will need the Account Number and Barcode from the payment coupon of your bill. For a step-by-step guide to using our online payment system, please download our detailed instructions.

The City of Savannah pays for the processing of eCHECK (ACH) online utility bill payments to keep this payment option fee-free for our customers. Customers will pay a $3.85 Convenience Fee to our online payment processor for all other payment options, which include:

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The Direct Pay Plan offers all residential and commercial customers served by Riverside Public Utilities the ability to have their utility payment paid directly from their preferred checking, savings and loan or credit union account. You no longer need to write a check to pay your utility bill. You will save the environment, time and money and this convenient and secure service is absolutely free. See how it all works.

The check writer for the Riverside Public Utilities account must also be listed as a responsible party for the RPU utility account. If the check writer is not listed on the account, please call Customer Service at (951) 782-0330 and we'll add them to it.

If you have any bills that are over your pre-set level, your account will be suspended from Direct Pay - which means you'll be responsible for paying your bill using an alternate method. If the bill is not paid, the account will be subject to normal collection activity. Once your bill is paid, we will resume drafting based on your Direct Pay options.

You can pay your utility bill online using our Online Bill Pay system. Please note that online payments may take a day to process before appearing on your credit card statement. Register for online payments.

A current scam is taking place asking people to make payments over the phone for things such as utility bills. Fraudsters are calling Santa Clara residents requesting payment using cash, credit card or gift card for their utility bill. In some cases, residents have also been asked for personal identifying information, such as their social security number. This is a scam. If you receive such a call, hang up immediately and call our Customer Service line at 408-615-2300.

City of Spokane utility bills include charges for water, wastewater, stormwater, and solid waste collection. Bills are sent monthly to more than 86,000 residential and business customers within the City and adjacent areas with City utility services.

In all our utility areas, we strive to provide our customers with excellent, reliable, and affordable service. We work to make our bills understandable and predictable. Customers can lower their utility bills by taking steps to reduce their use of water (Water Wise Spokane) or by recycling more so they can use a smaller garbage cart.

Each year, the City bills about $150 million in service charges. Collection rates are consistently low, providing for a very efficient and effective service, keeping costs low for the utilities and ultimately our customers.

The state legislature recently enacted ESHB 1329, limiting utility shutoffs for lack of payment during periods when the National Weather Service has issued an extreme heat advisory. Effective July 24, 2023, if the National Weather Service has announced an extreme heat advisory for the City of Spokane water service area and a customer is currently without service, please contact us at 3-1-1 or 509.755.2489 to discuss restoring water service.

The City of Raleigh offers convenient methods for making your utility payment. You can pay using Amazon Pay, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, E-check, Venmo, PayPal, PayPal credit, bank draft, money order, check or cash: Make an online payment

Financial Institutions outside the U.S. - The City of Raleigh's AutoPay option for customers to make utility bill payments via recurring bank draft is intended only for payments from accounts with financial institutions located in the United States. If you are currently enrolled in AutoPay and your payments are drafted from an account with a financial institution located outside of the United States, you must cancel your Automatic Payment enrollment via our online system.

It is your responsibility to ensure all information provided on the bank draft authorization form is accurate (especially the routing/transit number and the bank account number), and there are sufficient funds in the bank account. Otherwise, your utility bill cannot be paid using this method.

Call 888-905-3169 to make a payment using the automated phone system. Please have your payment method information, utility account number, and the service address zip code available.

The automated system is available seven days a week, 24 hours a day.

To make a payment in person using cash, check, money order, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover, visit one of the City's official utility payment locations.

Rolesville Town Hall

No utility bill payments accepted at this location Wednesday, November 1 through Friday, November 3, 2023.

The City of Raleigh's Official Utility Payment Locations are conveniently located at the town halls of Garner, Knightdale, Rolesville, Wake Forest, Wendell, Zebulon, and at the Raleigh Municipal Building Complex. A payment made at any of these official locations will be applied promptly to your utility account the same day.

Online bill payment is a service through most financial institutions that allows customers to pay bills without having to write checks and mail them. Online bill payment is usually tied to a checking account from which funds are withdrawn from that account for payment of one-time or recurring bills. Note: The way your financial institution processes your online bill payment can vary greatly depending on the payment services they provide. Please make sure you know and understand how your financial institution processes online bill payments as it can take several days or even weeks to reach us. This could cost you additional late fees or your services could be disconnected for nonpayment before we receive your payment.

If multiple check payments have been returned on a City of Raleigh utility account, the customer may be required to make future payments by a secured method such as credit card, certified check, money order, or cash.

If multiple automated bank draft payments have been returned on a City of Raleigh utility account, the customer may be removed from the AutoPay option and required to make future payments by a secured method such as credit card, certified check, money order, or cash.

A. All City residential customers will pay a monthly water service charge as determined by the Controller (FMC Section 6-104(d)). Charges will become delinquent on the business day following the due date set forth on the utility bill (FMC Section 6-104(c)).

B) Participate in an Alternative Payment Schedule. Customers who are unable to pay the delinquent amount on their bills may participate in an alternative payment schedule to avoid discontinuation of residential water service for nonpayment.

Can I pay for a building permit and my utility bill at the same time?

No. The building permit application software is separate from the utility billing software, so customers must make these payments separately.

Residential utility services provided by the city include water, reclaimed water, trash and recycling collection, wastewater, and stormwater. Residents can manage their utilities account online or by calling 727-893-7341.

Residents that are having trouble paying their utility bill can call the Utility Customer Service Call Center at 727-893-7341 to make payment arrangements. The Utility Customer Service Call Center is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Customers are encouraged to make payment arrangements with the City as soon as possible to avoid the associated fees.

An account becomes delinquent when it is not paid by the due date shown on the bill. Most utility customers pay their utility bills on time each month, but the small portion of customers that don't end up costing everyone more. In an effort to encourage prompt payment from all customers, a late charge of $5.00, or 1.5% of the unpaid balance, whichever is greater, will be charged to the utility account. Failure to pay after the late notice will result in a shut-off notice being delivered to the service address. An $8.00 charge is applied against the account when a final notice tag is left at the property. Termination Notices will be mailed to the property. Failure to pay on the specified date will result in termination of service.

The Billing & Collections Department will not restore utility services after hours to customers who have been locked off for non-payment, unless they pay their full delinquent balance using the Interactive Voice Response System (IVR) or Click2Gov (on-line) payment options. The after-hours shift is from the hours of 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.

The City of St. Petersburg does not wish to discontinue anyone's utility services, but by law, service may be terminated if payment is not made by the date specified on the termination notice if no payment arrangements have been made.

Leak adjustments are credits to a utility bill given to qualifying customers who have experienced an involuntary use of water due to a leak. Voluntary uses of water such as lawn watering will not provide the basis for an adjustment.

Note: It is recommended that customers continue to pay their utility bills while waiting for their requests to be reviewed. Customers unable to pay the full balance are encouraged to contact the Customer Call Center at 727-893-7341 for assistance.

Yes, you may pay your utility bill over the phone with a check or credit card(Visa/MasterCard). Dial 844-719-3598. You may also pay your bill online using a Visa, Mastercard, or Discover credit or debit card. 17dc91bb1f