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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I Pay my Long Beach City Bill?
Check with your bank, credit union, or bill payment service provider for more information. Payments may be made in person at Long Beach City Hall, at 411 W Ocean Blvd, between the hours of 7:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday in the lobby by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, or debit card.
What does the Long Beach utility services do?
The Long Beach Utility Services, located in Long Beach, CA, is an utility company that provides public services for Long Beach residents. In Los Angeles County, Utility Companies provide electricity, natural gas, water, and sewer services.
What is the city of Long Beach utilities CAPP program?
The City of Long Beach Utilities will apply for funds on behalf of their utility customers. Customers do not need to take any action. For more information on water and wastewater, visit the CWWAPP program webpage. For more information on gas services, visit the CAPP program webpage.
How do I file a complaint with Long Beach Public Utilities Commission?
Long Beach residents can contact to Public Utilities Commission with complaints. You may contact the Long Beach Utility Services by calling 562-570-5700, or by addressing inquiries to the office mailing address: Long Beach Utility Services, 333 West Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, California, 90802.
The most recent bill 12/20/22 – 1/23/23 my usage went down, and cost of gas doubled.
My previous bill was high so as of 1/9/23 I turn down the hot water heater, I have not turned on the heater in my house as of 1/9/23 and i now take hot showers at the gym 6 days of week. How can my bill be higher will everything i have done. I also noticed the bill dates are overlapping says service period 12/20/22 – 1/23/22 my previous bill was 11/17/22 – 12/20/22 – you are charging me twice for 12/20.