Gainesville Water Department Bill Pay & Customer Service

Learn about how to pay your bill, how to set up auto payment, how to cancel account and contact customer support for gainesville water department bill pay by using the official links that we have provided below.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where to pay my water bill?

Pay Your Water Bill Online. Starting & Stopping Water Service: The Revenue Division is responsible for administering the water and sewer billing for the Hayward Water System. The person responsible for the account can start or stop service, By email: [email protected] (please include service address in subject line)

How to pay your water bill?

The online payment process is all done in three easy steps:

  1. Find account using name, address, or account number
  2. Select the account and the amount you wish to pay
  3. Make the payment

Where do you pay the water bill?

Ways to Pay Your Water Bill

  • COVID Service Changes. At this time, residents are NOT able to pay their water bill in person. Please pay online, by mail, or at a dropbox.
  • Online Payment Portal. In the portal, you can save a payment method or even setup payment by text.
  • Other Payment Options. Enroll in Auto-Pay: Direct Debit Payment service. …

How to make a water bill payment online?

  • Failure to pay a bill;
  • Failure to pay a requested deposit;
  • Failure to arrange payment of a returned check;
  • Unauthorized connection to the water supply system;
  • Tampering with meters or other DWU equipment;
  • Violation of any water or wastewater-related City of Dallas ordinances; or,
  • When a customer creates a hazardous condition by leaving water on too long.

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