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Automatic Payment Plans

Have your water bill automatically charged each month to your credit card, checking account or savings account. Choose one of the following plans:

Electronic Payment Plan

Sign up to have your water bill deducted from your checking or savings account each month. You'll continue to receive your monthly water statement, which includes the amount due and a reminder that you're enrolled in the program.

The amount of your bill is deducted from your bank account approximately 15 days after the bill's issue date. Both the issue and the deduction date will be listed on your bill.

Your bill will show that you're enrolled in the Electronic Payment Plan within two billing periods. Please continue to make payments until this notice appears on your monthly water statement.

Recurring Credit Card Payment Plan

Avoid the hassle of writing checks by having your water bill automatically charged to your Visa, Discover, MasterCard, American Express or Diners Club International. You'll still receive a monthly statement of charges for your records.

To Enroll

  1. Complete the application (pdf)
  2. Mail or fax to the address or number listed on the form

For more information on either plan, call Customer Services at (702) 870-4194 or contact us.

eBill
You also can use our eBill service to schedule monthly payments online.

 

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