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The new system gives you the option to sign in to your utility account with your Google, Apple, Microsoft, or Facebook account. This means one less username and password to remember (although you still can create a user name and password if you prefer).

Please use the buttons below to pay your water bill, start or stop service, learn how to read your water bill, and learn about water conservation in Simi Valley. If you would like to pay your bill in person or by phone, please scroll down the page. Please note that these options are for Waterworks District Number 8 Customers. Golden State Water Customers can pay their bills on the Golden State Water website.

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LIHWAP is a federally funded program that offers a one-time payment up to $15,000 to help you pay your water or wastewater bills. LIHWAP helps pay bills which accrued during any timeframe. To learn more about the LIHWAP program, visit the LIHWAP program overview at www.csd.ca.gov/Pages/LIHWAP.aspx.

Renters: If your water and/or wastewater bill is included in your rental payment you may still qualify for LIHWAP if you are past due on rent. The application will require an additional step: you must complete an agreement with your landlord to apply the benefit amount. To learn more about the application process, contact your local LIHWAP agency for more information.

Yes, water is billed per 1,000 gallons used and charges are based on a tiered rate structure for all areas of the City except Morningside. Morningside is also billed per 1,000 gallons, but is charged a flat rate.

A water bill is considered a lien against the property. Your real estate agent and/or title company should inform you of any outstanding water bills during the purchasing process, or you can contact Utility Billing for that information.

After Hours Payment Drop Box: For customer convenience, a blue payment drop box is on 11th Street, next to the entrance to City Hall. A check and billing stub may be deposited in the box. Please do not deposit cash in the after-hours depository. Payments put in the box after 10:00 a.m. will be considered next-day payments.

For residential accounts opened in a business name, the required deposit will be 2 times the monthly base rate or 2 times the average monthly bill, whichever is greater.Resources for AssistanceExtension of Time for Payment of BillsExtension of Time for Payment of Bills

System Development fees are calculated per gallons per day of projected future demand, which is estimated for each development based on a development type-specific metric. The fees can be based on the number of seats in a restaurant, number of bedrooms in a new dwelling, the size of the tap to be installed, or the heated square footage of the structure. The fee structure for each utility authority is based on the analysis completed. System Development Fees are paid at the time a building/development permit is issued. Southport has a lot of aging infrastructure, and several projects are needed to increase capacity, and be able to complete the upgrades and needed maintenance.

Starting February 2022, city residential households that do not exceed the 1000 gallons of usage included in the base rate, will have an increase of four dollars ($4) in their total monthly water and sewer billing.

The Commission recognized that additional work needed to be done to address the financial need and pandemic related unpaid balances accrued by non-low income (non-EAP) residential customers and small business (non-residential) accounts. On January 19, 2023, therefore, the PSC adopted a second phase of the bill relief program. Under the program, a credit will be applied to eligible customer accounts for unpaid COVID-related balances accrued through May 1, 2022. Approximately 478,000 residential customers (i.e., roughly 1.2 million New Yorkers) and 56,000 small businesses in New York State will receive assistance totaling $672 million.

Note: EAP customers that received a bill credit under Phase 1 are not eligible for Phase 2. Additionally, municipal utility customers and customers of other utility services (water, cable, telecommunications) are not included in this relief program.

As noted above, eligible customers will receive a bill credit to address outstanding charges for electric or natural gas service. It is important to note that some customers that receive the Phase 2 bill credit may continue to have some charges on their accounts after the credit is applied. The purpose of the Phase 2 program is to resolve COVID-period unpaid bills, to better position customers to manage their utility bills going forward, and to allow them to enter into more affordable deferred payment agreements with their utility to avoid termination of service.

The City of Windom offers a quick and easy payment options for customers to pay their utility bill (includes electric, water/wastewater, cable, phone and internet). These options include online bill payment, bank draft authorization (E-Z Payment Authorization Program), in person and by mail.

According to the GSMA 2017 State of the Industry Report on Mobile Money, Sub-Saharan Africa alone has 135 live mobile money services processing $19.9 billion transactions in value per year. The growth and increased sophistication of mobile money ecosystems across the globe has progressively allowed for the adoption of pay-as-you-go mobile utility bill payments in the energy, water, and sanitation sectors. Mobile utility bill payments benefit utility service providers and end-users by increasing payment transparency, reducing leakage, curbing operational cost, and providing avenues for financial inclusion. They also benefit mobile operators by helping to drive mobile money-adoption, average transaction value, and transaction frequency. For instance, in May 2015, Wonderkid received a grant from the GSMA Mobile for Development (M4D) Utilities Innovation Fund to deploy mobile tools including mobile payment solutions for four water utilities in Kenya. Between August, 2015 and December, 2016, the Kisumu Water and Sewerage Company, one of the water utilities supported by the project increased revenue collection by 28 per cent. Meanwhile, operators benefitted from an increased number of mobile money transactions to pay bills (71 per cent increase), and a 50 per cent increase in the value of these transactions over the same period.

Though a slab-based pricing model is more user-friendly than a percentage-based model, especially among users with low levels of numeracy, it can also weaken the economic case for mobile money adoption in the context of pay-as-you-go utility payments, which are often characterised by small, but frequent transactions. This is particularly true in the context of first-time mobile money users and in nascent mobile money ecosystems, where fees are often interpreted as an insurmountable entry cost.

This has important implications for both utility service providers, and potentially, mobile operators. Rather than passing-on the entire cost of the transaction fee to the end-user, utility service providers could for instance consider whether there is a business case to absorb part of the transaction fee. For example, mobile operators might test if losses from a reduced transaction fee could be offset by higher mobile money penetration (especially in the long-run). Three of our GSMA M4D Utilities Innovation Fund grantees (and their mobile operator partners) addressed this through different innovative partnership models:

Water/Sewer bills are issued quarterly in residential areas and monthly in commercial areas and for large volume users. Water meters are read quarterly or monthly as described above, and a bill is issued by the end of that month. If the bill is not paid by the 15th of the next month, a duplicate bill with a 10% delinquency charge is issued. If the 15th falls on a weekend or holiday, the next business day is the effective date. The billing rate schedule for water and sewer services is available upon request from the Utility Billing Office.

Once a year credit for sewer charges on water used to top off a pool may be given (4,000 gallon maximum sewer credit). Read the meter before and after filling the pool: call these readings, along with pool dimensions and approximate depth, in to the Division of Utility Billing office at 419-897-7125. The next bill will have the sewer charge reduced by the amount of consumption used to fill the pool; maximum of 4,000 gallon per year sewer credit.

If the bill still remains unpaid, a telephone system will alert you of a turn off date and amount due. If the account holder responds prior to turn-off, the past due amount must be paid to retain service. If service is discontinued for failure to pay a bill there will be a $75.00 turn-off fee. The total balance due(including the turn-off fee) plus a turn-on charge of $75.00 must be paid in full before service will be restored. Furthermore, no claim for damage will be considered from said shutoff of water.

When moving, be sure to notify the Division of Utility Billing or the charges will continue. Upon notification, we will read the meter and mail a final bill to your forwarding address. The Division of Utility Billing will undertake to deliver bills for water/sewer service by depositing same in the Post Office. However, failure to receive the bill will not relieve the customer from his/her obligation in payment of said bill. If you believe that you should have received a bill, you may call 419-897-7125 at any time to get your current balance due.

Complete the registration form. Once registered, your utility bill will be drawn automatically from your bank account on the 15th of each month and a bill will continue to be mailed to you. If payment is refused/ returned, there is a $30 charge.

The Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI) has arrested two suspected members of a ring involved in embezzling gas and electricity bills of 1,500 customers in three wards of Mirpur through agent banking since 2018. 2351a5e196