Casper Water Utilities 2026: Bill Pay, Login & Phone

Casper WY • water bill pay • Utility Billing Account Management • 307-235-8400 option 2

Casper Water Utilities Help Desk for Bill Pay, Login and Service

Use this guide to pay a City of Casper water, sewer and sanitation bill, sign in to the Municipal Online Payments portal, use QuickPay, set up EasyPay ACH, avoid card-processing surprises, mail a payment, visit City Hall, use the south-lot drop box, understand late fees and deposits, request payment help, compare water and sewer charges, troubleshoot high usage, report broken water lines or sewer emergencies, and find drinking-water and lead-service-line resources.

Quick Answer: Best Way to Pay a Casper Utility Bill

Billing phone307-235-8400 option 2
Phone pay1-888-757-9544
Office200 N. David Street
Services billedWater, sewer, sanitation
User need
Official route
Prepare first
Do not miss
Pay or log in online
Account number and customer number from the utility bill.
The newer portal supports QuickPay, registration, AutoPay, e-billing, multiple accounts, bill viewing and transaction history.
Ask a billing question
Call 307-235-8400, option 2.
Bill, account number, service address, payment proof, move-in/move-out date or high-usage concern.
The City bills water, sewer and sanitation on the municipal utility bill.
Pay by phone
Account number and payment method.
Balance check is free; phone payment has a $1.50 additional charge and card fees may apply.
Pay by mail
City of Casper, 200 N. David, Casper, Wyoming 82601.
Payment stub, check or money order and account number.
Mail is not best for accounts already near late fee, shutoff, turn-on or collection timing.
Drop-box payment
City Hall drop box at 200 N. David, south parking-lot entrance.
Check or money order with account number.
Drop-box payments are processed weekdays at 8 a.m.; weekend or after-process payments wait for the next processing cycle.
In-person payment
Finance Customer Service at City Hall, 200 N. David Street.
Bill, account number and payment method.
Hours listed: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thursday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Automatic no-card payment
EasyPay ACH direct withdrawal.
Completed authorization form and voided check.
EasyPay avoids credit/debit card fees and helps avoid missed due dates.
Water or sewer emergency
Use the water/sewer emergency numbers listed in this guide.
Exact address, cross street, type of problem and whether water/sewer is entering property.
After-hours emergency routing differs from normal billing support.

Provider check: this guide is for City of Casper Utilities. If your bill says Central Wyoming Regional Water System, Bar Nunn, Mills, Evansville, a water and sewer district, HOA, landlord, apartment billing company, private well, Black Hills Energy, Rocky Mountain Power or a private trash hauler, use the provider printed on that statement.

Official Casper Water Utilities Contact Box

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Utility Billing and Services

City of Casper Utilities
200 N. David Street
Casper, WY 82601

Billing phone: 307-235-8400, option 2

Portal email: financecustomerservice@casperwy.gov

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Payment Contacts

Online portal: Municipal Online Payments / Utility Billing Account Management.

Phone pay: 1-888-757-9544

Finance Customer Service: City Hall, 200 N. David Street.

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Water and Sewer Emergency

Water line breaks, weekdays 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.:
307-235-8360 or 307-235-8359

After-hours water/sewer emergency:
307-235-8233

Sewer and Wastewater

Sewer emergencies / general sewer questions, weekdays 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.:
307-235-8481 or 307-235-8213

Sump testing, weekdays 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m.:
307-235-7533

General City Numbers

General information: 307-235-8400

Solid Waste / Trash Pickup / Landfill: 307-235-8246

Utility locates: Call 811 before digging.

Office Hours Listed

Finance Customer Service:
Monday-Wednesday and Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Thursday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

For urgent billing, payment-plan, shutoff or turn-on issues, call before visiting.

How to Pay a Casper Water, Sewer or Sanitation Bill

Payment method
Official detail
Best for
Watch out for
Online portal
The City of Casper E-Billing & Payment Portal includes Utility Billing Account Management and a Sign In / Register route.
Customers who want to pay online, use QuickPay, register, view bills, track water use or manage account history.
Use the official Casper portal, not a search ad or similarly named third-party bill site.
QuickPay
The new portal requires the account and customer numbers from the utility bill for QuickPay and registration.
Fast payment when you have the current bill in hand.
Enter leading zeros and verify the address before submitting payment.
Registered account
The portal supports one-time payments, Auto Pay, e-billing, multiple accounts, bill viewing and transaction history.
Owners, renters, property managers and customers with more than one service address.
New registration was required when Casper moved to the new portal, so old login assumptions may fail.
EasyPay ACH
ACH direct withdrawal from a personal checking or savings account.
No checks, no due-date reminders, no mail, no line and no credit/debit card fees.
Print and complete the form, attach a voided check and return it to Utility Billing at City Hall.
Phone payment
Call 1-888-757-9544. Balance check is free; phone payment is listed with a $1.50 additional charge and card fees may apply.
Customers who prefer phone payment or need to confirm balance before paying.
Have account number ready and save confirmation.
Mail
Mail payment to City of Casper, 200 N. David, Casper, Wyoming 82601.
Routine check or money-order payments.
Mail is risky if the account is already 31 or 45 days past due.
City Hall drop box
Drop box at City Hall, 200 N. David, south parking-lot entrance.
After-hours check or money-order drop-off.
Processed weekdays at 8 a.m.; not ideal for same-day urgent restoration without calling.
In person
Finance Customer Service at City Hall, 200 N. David Street.
Receipts, billing questions, deposits, payment arrangements and turn-on concerns.
Thursday opens later at 9 a.m.; call first for urgent service issues.
Card or e-check online
Casper states card payments are processed by a merchant processor and fees are not City profit.
Convenient payment when fee is acceptable.
Public City guidance says card payments have a minimum $2 or 3.25% charge, whichever is greater; confirm the live fee before submitting.

Fee-free strategy: Casper’s official portal announcement says fee-free options include ACH/EasyPay, mailing the payment or bringing payment to the City. Use the live portal screen to confirm any card, e-check or phone-pay processing charge before final submission.

Payment confirmation script: “I paid City of Casper utility account [account number] for [service address] on [date/time] by [portal/QuickPay/EasyPay/phone/mail/drop box/in person]. Confirmation or check number is [number]. Can you confirm the payment posted and whether any 31-day late fee, 45-day fee, turn-on fee, deposit, sanitation charge, sewer averaging issue, reread fee or shutoff balance remains?”

Casper Utility Billing Login, QuickPay and Account Management

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Portal features

  • Sign in or register.
  • Use QuickPay with account details.
  • Make one-time payments.
  • Enroll in Auto Pay.
  • Choose e-billing.
  • Manage multiple accounts.
  • View bills and transaction history.
  • Track water use where portal data is available.
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Numbers you need

Use the account number and customer number from the current utility bill. The City notes that these numbers are needed for QuickPay and registration even if a customer previously used the older online portal.

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Do not guess

If the portal cannot find the account, shows the wrong address, or the account/customer numbers do not match the bill, stop and call 307-235-8400 option 2 before paying.

Open the official payment portal

Start from the City of Casper utility payment page or open the Municipal Online Payments portal. Confirm the page says City of Casper E-Billing & Payment Portal.

Choose Utility Billing Account Management

The portal also lists municipal court, so choose the utility billing option when paying a water, sewer or sanitation bill.

Use QuickPay or register

QuickPay works for a one-time payment. Registration is better if you want e-billing, Auto Pay, multiple accounts, bill images, transaction history and ongoing usage tracking.

Save proof before closing the page

Download or screenshot confirmation number, amount, date/time, payment method, account number and service address. This is important for late accounts or turn-on requests.

Landfill pass note: Casper’s portal launch announcement said customers who use the monthly utility bill as a one-time free pass to the landfill can bring the bill up on their phone at the solid waste facility. Registering for online access can make that easier to show.

Late Fees, Deposits, Turn-On Fees and Reread Charges

31st day

Updated utility-fee notice lists a $20 delinquent late fee on the 31st day.

45th day

An additional $35 fee applies at the 45th day, making the listed late-fee total $55.

Turn-on

Water turn-on fee is listed at $35, with shutoff-related situations potentially totaling more.

Deposit

Refundable utility deposit is listed as $100 with ACH autopay and $200 without ACH autopay.

Fee / issue
Current City notice says
Customer action
31st-day late fee
$20 delinquent late fee.
Pay or call before the account reaches deeper delinquency.
45th-day fee
$35 additional fee on top of the $20 31st-day fee, for a total of $55.
Ask Utility Billing for the exact full amount due before paying an older statement.
Water turn-on fee
$35 listed water turn-on fee.
Call billing after payment if you need restoration, because payment alone may not answer field scheduling questions.
30-day-late shutoff situation
City fee notice says if you are 30 days late, a shutoff fee will be added, totaling $90.
Ask whether your account is still only past due or already in shutoff/turn-on status.
Refundable utility deposit
$100 for accounts with ACH autopay; $200 for accounts without ACH autopay.
Ask if enrolling in ACH/EasyPay changes deposit treatment for your account.
Deposit waiver possibility
New customer deposit may be waived with a letter from a previous utility company showing 12 months of good history.
Request that letter before start-service date if possible.
Existing delinquent customer deposit
City reserves the right to require deposits for existing delinquent customers.
Ask whether deposit is part of the amount required to restore service.
Unsubstantiated reread
$102 fee listed for unsubstantiated reread of a water meter.
Check toilets, irrigation and visible meter data first so you do not pay for a reread caused by a customer-side issue.
Insufficient check
$30 insufficient-check fee.
Ask whether returned payment changes accepted payment methods.
Frozen meter
$66 plus meter cost, with a 3/4-inch meter example listed at $246.
Winterize meter areas, basements and crawl spaces before extended cold periods.
Late-bill script: “My City of Casper utility account [account number] is late or has a shutoff/turn-on issue. Can you confirm the exact balance, whether the 31st-day $20 fee, 45th-day $35 fee, shutoff/turn-on fee, deposit, insufficient-check fee or reread charge has been added, and which payment method posts quickly enough today?”

Payment Assistance, Arrangements and Local Help

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Call the City first

For payment arrangements, the City lists City of Casper, 200 N. David Street, 307-235-8400 option 2. Call before late fees or shutoff costs stack up.

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Wyoming 211

Wyoming 211 is listed for general assistance. Dial 211, call 888-425-7138, text 898211, or use Wyoming211.org to search current local resources.

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Local agencies

Casper’s assistance page lists Casper Housing Authority, Community Action Partnership, Interfaith and Salvation Army among local resources. Funding and eligibility change, so contact each agency directly.

Help route
Contact listed / practical route
Prepare before calling
City payment arrangement
City of Casper, 200 N. David Street; 307-235-8400 option 2.
Bill, account number, amount due, payment you can make today, next payday and shutoff/fee deadline.
Wyoming 211
Dial 211, call 888-425-7138, text 898211 or use Wyoming211.org.
Utility bill, ID, income proof, rent/mortgage details and shutoff notice if any.
Casper Housing Authority
140 E. K Street; 307-266-1388.
Housing status, household members, income documents and utility burden.
Community Action Partnership
800 Werner Court #201; 307-232-0124.
Emergency housing or short-term hardship explanation, bill and ID.
Interfaith
304 N. Center Street; 307-235-8043.
Bill, shutoff notice, hardship details and any agency-referral paperwork.
Salvation Army
441 S. Center Street; 307-234-2002.
Bill, ID, proof of residence, income and amount needed.
Food assistance support
Wyoming Food Bank resources.
Food support can free up cash for a utility bill even when direct utility funds are closed.

Deadline warning: assistance applications, agency referrals and promised payments may not protect the utility account unless City of Casper Utility Billing confirms the account is safe. Always ask for the exact balance, deadline, posting method and payment-arrangement status.

Casper Residential Water, Sewer and Sanitation Rate Basics

Rate schedule

The City’s residential rate page says a new schedule was approved effective January 1, 2025.

Water minimum

The public rate summary lists $13.45 for the first 1,500 gallons consumed as the minimum monthly water fee.

Sewer averaging

Residential sewer averaging is recalculated annually using January, February and March water usage.

Sanitation

Residential weekly pickup minimum monthly fee is publicly listed at $31.70.

Bill line
What it means
Customer check
Water minimum / base usage
Current public summary lists $13.45 for the first 1,500 gallons consumed as the minimum monthly water fee.
Even low-use or vacant homes may still have minimum charges.
Water usage above minimum
Additional consumption can increase the water portion of the bill.
Compare gallons to the same month last year and to recent irrigation use.
Sewer charge
Residential sewer averaging is based on January, February and March usage because those months better reflect indoor wastewater flow rather than summer lawn watering.
Fix leaks before winter averaging months because those months can affect future sewer billing.
Commercial sewer
Commercial sewer billing may differ from residential winter averaging and can be tied to actual usage depending on class and policy.
Business customers should call before relying on residential examples.
Sanitation
City bills sanitation service on the utility bill; public summary lists residential weekly pickup minimum monthly fee at $31.70.
For trash pickup and landfill questions, call Solid Waste at 307-235-8246.
Card-processing fee
Casper public guidance states card payments carry a minimum $2 or 3.25% fee, whichever is greater, and the City does not profit from it.
Use EasyPay ACH, mail or in-person options if you want to avoid card fees.
Phone-pay charge
Phone-pay page lists $1.50 additional charge plus card fees.
Ask if the payment method posts immediately if you are late.
Re-read fee
Unsubstantiated reread fee is listed at $102.
Check for leaks and irrigation use first; request reread only when the reading seems truly wrong.
Updated rates
The City may update rates by Council action, budget cycle or published fee schedule.
Confirm the current live rate page before publishing a calculator or quoting a non-residential bill.

Sewer averaging tip: Casper’s annual residential sewer recalculation makes January, February and March important. A silent toilet leak, running humidifier, water softener issue or winter pipe leak during those months can raise the average used for future sewer charges.

High Casper Utility Bill: Water Leak, Sewer Average or Sanitation Charge?

Portal history

Use the new portal to view bills, payments, transaction history and usage information where available.

Toilet leaks

Silent toilet leaks can raise both water usage and winter sewer averaging.

Irrigation

Summer lawn watering can increase the water bill even when sewer averaging limits sewer impact.

Sanitation

Trash, landfill and sanitation questions may need Solid Waste, not only Utility Billing.

Bill clue
Likely cause
Customer check
What to ask Casper Utilities
Water usage jumped
Toilet leak, irrigation, outdoor hose, water softener, humidifier, underground line leak or actual seasonal use.
Turn off all water and watch meter movement if accessible; check every toilet, irrigation valve and hose bib.
“Can you review usage history and tell me if the increase appears continuous or seasonal?”
Bill seems high in January-March
Winter usage may affect annual sewer averaging.
Fix toilet/plumbing leaks quickly during the first quarter.
“Will this January, February or March usage be included in my sewer average?”
Water high but sewer stable
Outdoor irrigation or summer use may be affecting water more than sewer.
Check sprinkler run times, broken heads, drip zones and hose-end timers.
“Is my sewer charge based on the winter average rather than this month’s water use?”
Sewer charge rose after spring
Annual sewer average recalculated from January-March consumption.
Compare the winter bills that created the average.
“Which months were used for this year’s sewer recalculation?”
Sanitation charge seems wrong
Cart, weekly pickup, landfill, collection or solid-waste service issue.
Separate water/sewer from sanitation before disputing the bill.
“Should I call Solid Waste at 307-235-8246 for this charge?”
Meter reread requested
Customer suspects reading error, but City fee may apply if reread is unsubstantiated.
Check for leaks and take photos before requesting reread.
“Could a $102 unsubstantiated reread fee apply to my request?”
Account has old late fees
31st-day and 45th-day late-fee schedule, plus possible turn-on/deposit issues.
Ask for itemized balance, not just the current bill amount.
“Please separate usage, sanitation, late fees, turn-on fees, deposit and NSF charges.”
High-bill script: “My City of Casper utility bill increased from [old usage/amount] to [new usage/amount]. I checked toilets, irrigation, outdoor hoses, water softener, humidifier, visible leaks, sanitation charges, sewer averaging months and portal history. Can you review whether my usage pattern suggests a leak, whether a reread fee could apply, and which charges are water, sewer, sanitation, late fee or deposit?”

Starting, Moving or Managing Casper Utility Service

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New customer

Call Utility Billing at 307-235-8400 option 2 before move-in. Ask what name, service address, mailing address, start date, deposit, EasyPay choice and proof are required.

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Moving within Casper

Update the account and customer numbers in the portal and any bank bill-pay setup. A new address can mean a new utility account relationship even when the same customer stays in town.

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Selling or renting

Ask for final bill timing, forwarding address, deposit handling and landfill-pass impact. Landlords and tenants should confirm who is responsible for water, sewer and sanitation under the lease.

Service situation
Best next step
Prepare
Starting service
Call 307-235-8400 option 2 or visit Finance Customer Service at City Hall.
Service address, start date, customer name, mailing address, phone/email and deposit questions.
Want lower deposit path
Ask about ACH/EasyPay and utility-history letter.
Voided check for EasyPay and previous utility letter showing 12 months of good history if available.
Stopping service
Request final bill and confirm forwarding address.
Move-out date, final contact info and proof of sale/lease end if requested.
Landlord / tenant
Confirm whether water, sewer and sanitation are direct-billed, included in rent or reimbursed.
Lease, move-in/move-out dates, account number and payment proof.
Bank bill pay
Update account/customer numbers after a move or account change.
Current bill and City payment address.
Multiple accounts
Register in the new portal and manage multiple utility accounts.
Each account and customer number from each utility bill.
Move-service script: “I need to [start/stop/transfer] City of Casper utility service at [service address] on [date]. Can you confirm account setup, customer number, deposit amount, whether EasyPay changes the deposit, final bill timing, mailing address, and whether water, sewer and sanitation are all included on this account?”

Water Line Breaks, Sewer Emergencies, Locates and Sump Testing

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Water line break

Weekdays 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., report water line breaks to 307-235-8360 or 307-235-8359. For after-hours, weekend and holiday emergencies, use 307-235-8233.

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Sewer emergency

Weekdays 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., sewer emergencies and general sewer questions route to 307-235-8481 or 307-235-8213. After hours, use the emergency number.

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Call before digging

Call 811 before digging for fences, trees, irrigation repairs, sewer laterals, landscaping, driveway work or any excavation near underground utilities.

Problem
Use this route
What to say
Water main break in street
307-235-8360 or 307-235-8359 during weekday hours; 307-235-8233 after hours.
“Water is running at [address/cross street], and it is [in street/yard/structure].”
No water or low pressure
Water system non-emergency or emergency line depending on severity.
Say whether the problem affects one fixture, whole home, neighbors or street.
Sewer backup
Sewer emergency line during hours or after-hours emergency route.
Stop using water if sewage is backing up and keep people away from contaminated areas.
Sump testing
307-235-7533, weekdays 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Ask what property access, appointment window and documentation are required.
Private-side leak
Call a licensed plumber and Utility Billing if the meter/shutoff or bill is affected.
Document repair date, photos, plumber invoice and usage after repair.
Excavation
Call 811 for utility locates.
Mark proposed dig area and wait for responses before digging.

Emergency rule: do not rely on email, mail or a payment portal message for an active water line break, sewer backup, flooding issue or urgent service shutoff. Call the listed emergency number and ask for a ticket or dispatch reference.

Drinking Water Reports, Regional Water Supply and Lead-Pipe Resources

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Drinking-water report

The City publishes annual Drinking Water Quality Reports. The public page lists report years including 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021 and 2020.

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Regional water system

The Central Wyoming Regional Water System Joint Powers Board is the wholesale water provider for member entities including the City of Casper. Its Fiscal Year 2026 wholesale water rate is listed at $2.47 per thousand gallons.

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Lead-pipe project

Use the City’s Casper Pipe Project / lead-pipes page for lead-service-line inventory and customer-side pipe information. Property owners should not guess pipe material without checking official inventory or plumbing evidence.

Topic
Official route
Customer action
Annual water quality
City of Casper Drinking Water Reports.
Open the latest report year and review detected substances, source information and compliance notes.
Water taste, color or odor
Call water system non-emergency or emergency number depending on severity.
Document cold vs hot water, first draw vs after flushing, date/time, photos and whether neighbors are affected.
Lead service line
Casper Pipe Project / Lead Pipes page.
Check inventory status and follow City instructions for confirming unknown private-side materials.
Regional supply
Central Wyoming Regional Water System Joint Powers Board.
Understand that wholesale water costs are not identical to the retail City utility bill.
Emergency water issue
307-235-8360 or 307-235-8359 during weekdays; 307-235-8233 after hours.
Call immediately for main breaks, major leaks, no-water incidents or suspected contamination after a break.

City of Casper Utilities vs Other Casper-Area Providers

If your bill says…
Likely route
Verify before paying
City of Casper Utilities
Use the City’s Municipal Online Payments portal, 307-235-8400 option 2, City Hall, mail or drop box.
Account number, customer number, service address and whether the balance includes water, sewer and sanitation.
Central Wyoming Regional Water System
Regional wholesale water system, not the normal City of Casper retail bill-pay portal for most residents.
Whether you are a member entity, district or retail City customer.
Bar Nunn, Mills, Evansville or other municipality
Use that municipality’s utility billing route.
Mailing address alone is not enough; provider name controls payment route.
Water and sewer district / improvement district
Use the district office or district payment portal.
District name, board/provider contact and account number.
Apartment, landlord, HOA or private billing company
Use lease, resident portal or property manager unless the City account is directly in your name.
Whether water/sewer/trash are direct-billed, submetered, allocated or included in rent.
Black Hills Energy or Rocky Mountain Power
Gas/electric provider, not City water/sewer/sanitation.
Do not use Casper water portal for electric or gas bills.
Private well, septic or hauled water
Use county, private contractor, well tester, septic professional or hauler records.
You may not have a City utility account even with a Casper-area mailing address.

Payment safety rule: if the Casper portal cannot verify the account or shows a different service address, stop. Call 307-235-8400 option 2 before paying, especially if you are moving, renting, managing multiple properties or trying to avoid shutoff.

City of Casper Utility Billing Office Map

Use this map for City Hall / Finance Customer Service at 200 N. David Street. The drop box is at City Hall by the south parking-lot entrance, while Finance Customer Service handles in-person utility payment and billing questions.

Route
Address / phone
Use for
Important note
Finance Customer Service
City Hall, 200 N. David Street, Casper, WY 82601; 307-235-8400 option 2
Utility payments, billing questions, deposits, EasyPay paperwork, arrangements and account support.
Monday-Wednesday and Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thursday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Payment drop box
City Hall, 200 N. David, south parking-lot entrance.
Check or money-order drop-off.
Processed weekdays at 8 a.m.
Payment mail
City of Casper, 200 N. David, Casper, Wyoming 82601
Routine mailed payments.
Write account number clearly and allow mailing time.
Phone payment
1-888-757-9544
Balance check and phone payment.
Phone payment has an additional charge and card fees may apply.
Water line breaks
307-235-8360 or 307-235-8359 weekdays; 307-235-8233 after hours.
Broken mains, water running in street, major leaks and urgent no-water issues.
Call, do not email.
Sewer emergencies
307-235-8481 or 307-235-8213 weekdays; 307-235-8233 after hours.
Sewer backup, overflow, odor or urgent sewer issue.
Keep people away from contaminated water.

Casper Water Utilities FAQ

How do I pay my Casper water bill online?

Use the official City of Casper E-Billing & Payment Portal through Municipal Online Payments. Choose Utility Billing Account Management, then use QuickPay or sign in/register. Have the account number and customer number from your utility bill ready.

What is the City of Casper utility billing phone number?

Call 307-235-8400 and choose option 2 for utility billing and services. The City also lists 1-888-757-9544 for phone balance checks and phone payments.

Where is the Casper Utilities payment office?

Finance Customer Service is at City Hall, 200 N. David Street, Casper, WY 82601. The City lists hours as Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Where do I mail a City of Casper utility bill payment?

Mail payment to City of Casper, 200 N. David, Casper, Wyoming 82601. Include the account number and payment stub. Use a faster method if the account is close to late fee, shutoff or turn-on timing.

Does Casper charge card-processing fees for utility payments?

Yes. Casper public guidance says card payments have a minimum $2 or 3.25% charge, whichever amount is greater, and that the City does not profit from card-processing fees. The phone-payment page also lists a $1.50 additional charge for phone payment, plus card fees.

What is EasyPay for Casper utilities?

EasyPay is ACH direct withdrawal from a checking or savings account. The City says it avoids checks, due-date reminders, mailing, waiting in line and credit/debit card fees. To enroll, print and complete the authorization form, attach a voided check and return it to Utility Billing at City Hall.

What late fees can apply to a Casper utility bill?

The City’s updated utility fee notice lists a $20 delinquent late fee on the 31st day and an additional $35 on the 45th day, making the listed total $55. Ask Utility Billing for the exact account balance because turn-on, deposit, NSF, reread or other fees may also apply.

What deposit is required for Casper utility service?

The City’s utility fee notice lists a refundable utility deposit of $100 for accounts with ACH autopay and $200 for accounts without ACH autopay. A new customer deposit may be waived with a letter from a previous utility company showing 12 months of good history, and the City reserves the right to require deposits for existing delinquent customers.

Why is my Casper water or sewer bill high?

Common causes include toilet leaks, irrigation, outdoor hose use, water softeners, humidifiers, winter leaks, sewer averaging, sanitation charges and old late fees. Casper recalculates residential sewer averaging each year using January, February and March usage, so winter leaks can affect future sewer charges.

What number do I call for a Casper water or sewer emergency?

For water line breaks during weekday hours, call 307-235-8360 or 307-235-8359. For sewer emergencies during weekday hours, call 307-235-8481 or 307-235-8213. For after-hours, weekend and holiday water/sewer emergencies, call 307-235-8233.

30-Second Casper Water Utilities Checklist

Pay/login: use the official City of Casper E-Billing & Payment Portal and choose Utility Billing Account Management.

QuickPay: have the account number and customer number from the utility bill.

Billing phone: 307-235-8400 option 2.

Phone payment: 1-888-757-9544; balance check is free, payment has an added phone charge and card fees may apply.

Mail/in person: City of Casper, 200 N. David, Casper, WY 82601.

Drop box: City Hall south parking-lot entrance; processed weekdays at 8 a.m.

Fee-free payment strategy: use EasyPay ACH, mail or bring payment to the City to avoid card fees.

Late fees: updated fee notice lists $20 on the 31st day and another $35 on the 45th day.

Deposit: $100 with ACH autopay or $200 without ACH autopay, with possible waiver using 12 months of good utility history.

Emergency: water breaks 307-235-8360 / 307-235-8359 weekdays; sewer 307-235-8481 / 307-235-8213 weekdays; after-hours water/sewer emergency 307-235-8233.

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Official Water Bill Portal Finder

Enter your city, state, and utility name. This tool creates safe search shortcuts for the official bill pay portal, customer service page, outage line, and start/stop service page.

Safety tip: Use the official city, county, or utility website when paying a water bill. Do not enter card or bank details on a page that only looks like a payment portal but does not clearly identify the official utility.

Safe Water Bill Payment Checklist

Before paying online, use this checklist to reduce the risk of wrong payment, duplicate payment, missed receipt, or third-party confusion.

Important: Some official utilities use third-party processors. That can be normal, but the payment processor should be linked from the official utility website and show clear fee/payment details.

Late Bill, Shutoff Notice & Reconnection Action Plan

Select your situation and get practical next steps. This helps users act quickly without guessing.

Do not wait: If you received a shutoff notice, online payment alone may not stop disconnection. Call the utility billing office and save your confirmation number.

High Water Bill & Leak Troubleshooter

A high bill can be caused by leaks, irrigation, estimated readings, seasonal use, or account/meter issues. Choose the closest problem below.

Quick leak test Turn off all water, then check whether the meter still moves.
Toilet check Put food coloring in tank. If color reaches bowl without flushing, there may be a leak.
Ask utility Request usage history, meter reread, leak adjustment policy, and payment arrangement options.

Start, Stop or Transfer Water Service Checklist

Moving in or out? Choose your situation and prepare the details most utilities commonly request.

Your preparation checklist

Move-out tip: Ask for a final meter read, final bill date, refund/deposit process, and confirmation number when stopping service.

Payment Assistance & Arrangement Finder

If you cannot pay the full water bill, this guide helps you decide what to ask before disconnection or extra fees.

Helpful document list: Keep your account number, photo ID, service address, bill copy, shutoff notice, income proof if needed, repair receipt if leak-related, and payment confirmation numbers.

Water Department Call Script Generator

Generate a clear call or email script before contacting the utility billing office.

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