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City of Greensboro: Online Payment System
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The City of Greensboro has no contract with any third party payment center to take payments for water utility bills. There may be businesses advertising that they take utility bill payments on …
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a payment Center for water utility bills in Greensboro?
Learn more on this Web page. The City of Greensboro has no contract with any third party payment center to take payments for water utility bills. There may be businesses advertising that they take utility bill payments on behalf of the City of Greensboro, but these are non-authorized payment locations.
How do I contact the city of Greensboro Water Department?
For questions regarding the City of Greensboro Water and Sewer Policy, please contact Greensboro Water Resources at 336-373-2055. For questions regarding water and sewer assessments or any other service information in unincorporated areas of Guilford County, please contact Jessie Baptist at 336-641-3645.
How do I pay my water bill in North Carolina?
Payment plans can be arranged by calling 336-373-CITY (2489) Mondays through Fridays from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm. Water Resources urges you to pay any amount possible toward your bill. There is no convenience fee for online or phone payments. However, the City is unable to waive any already billed charges.
What is the convenience fee in Greensboro NC?
Please note that a flat rate convenience fee of $1.00 will be charged to cover additional costs incurred by the City of Greensboro. As of March 21, 2020, the convenience fee has temporarily been waived for water payments due to the coronavirus outbreak.