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Utility Billing – Rincon, GA – Municipal Online Services
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I pay my city of Rincon (GA) Bill?
doxo processes payments for all City of Rincon (GA) services, including Water & Sewer and others. Common questions, curated and answered by doxo, about paying City of Rincon (GA) bills. How can I pay my City of Rincon (GA) bill? You can pay them directly on this website. Or pay on doxo with credit card, debit card, Apple Pay or bank account.
What services does the city of Rincon offer?
The City of Rincon provides water, sewer and garbage services for its residents. For rates, usage types and other important information on these services, simply select from the information listed below. To pay by phone dail 833-201-5692.
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RINCON WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION IS IN NO WAY ASSOCIATED WITH DOXO.COM. MEMBERS MAY USE DOXO.COM TO PAY YOUR BILL IF YOU CHOOSE TO DO SO. HOWEVER, MEMBERS USING DOXO.COM TO PAY YOUR WATER BILL MAY INCUR LATE PENALTIES DUE TO THE FACT THAT YOUR PAYMENT MAY NOT BE DELIVERED TO RINCON WATER SUPPLY ON TIME.
When will the city of Rincon disinfect the drinking water?
The City of Rincon will begin disinfecting the drinking water with chloramines, beginning on April 15, 2011, at midnight. Utility systems have used chloramines for decades because of their lack of taste and odor, their ability to last in the distribution system, and their excellent disinfection properties.