Learn about how to pay your bill, how to set up auto payment, how to cancel account and contact customer support for polk water bill pay by using the official links that we have provided below.
Click2Gov Utility Billing
https://billpay.polkutilities.net/Click2GovCX/index.html
Welcome to Polk County Utilities … You can pay your bill right now online from the comfort of your home, using your checking account, debit card or credit …
Utilities Payment Options
https://www.polk-county.net/utilities/utilities-payment-options
Polk County Utilities’ online payment center provides a fast and easy way to view billing information and allows you to make payments. Payments made after 4 p.m. will be posted to your account the following business day. Payments made after 4 pm on the bill due date will be considered as late. This will result in a late fee assessment of $6 or 5 percent, whichever is …
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a payment to Polk County water?
Instead, please contact our office to make a payment. Unfortunately, when you schedule a payment through bill pay, Polk County Water does not receive it immediately. Your bank will issue a check on the day that you schedule your payment and they will mail the check to Polk County Water Authority.
What is Polk City doing to help water customers?
Polk City, through an Interlocal agreement with Polk relating to Polk County Landscape and Irrigation Evaluation Cooperative Funding Project, are offering water customers with working in-ground irrigation systems using potable (drinking) or reclaimed water (automatic w/timer) a free evaluation.
Are there any watering restrictions in Polk City?
Polk City follows the watering restrictions set by the Southwest Florida Water Management District. Please view the brochures below provided by the Southwest Florida Water Management District to learn about saving water in and around your home. Save water and money with a free landscape and irrigation evaluation.
What is the Polk County fresh water supply district?
Polk County Fresh Water Supply District No. 2 was established in 1976 as a Fresh Water Supply District. The District was originally operated by the Trinity River Authority and a Board of Directors.