Pay Your Aurora Water Bill, Request Reconnect, or Report a Water Emergency Correctly
Aurora Water customers should use the official City of Aurora billing page and customer portal for water, wastewater and storm drain billing. This guide fixes the old post’s weak details and gives you the correct payment, reconnect, after-hours emergency, water main break, assistance and water-usage tracking steps.
Start here if you need to pay a bill, avoid card-fee confusion, complete a reconnect request, check usage in the customer portal, apply for Aurora Water Cares, or decide which phone number to call.
Aurora Water Phone Numbers You Should Not Mix Up
Aurora Water has different numbers for billing, business-hour customer service, after-hours emergencies, water main breaks and general inquiries. Calling the right number saves time, especially when service is disconnected or a leak is active.
Choose Your Aurora Water Situation
Aurora water bill users do not all need the same answer. Use the path below based on what is happening today.
How to Pay Your Aurora CO Water Bill Online
Aurora’s Billing and Rates page lets customers make a one-time payment, create an online profile, pay a bill, set up and manage AutoPay, request paperless billing and view account history. This is the safest place to start because it is directly connected to Aurora Water.
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Open the official Aurora Water billing page.
Start here: Aurora Water Billing and Rates. -
Choose one-time payment or portal login.
Use one-time payment if you only need to pay today. Use the portal if you want AutoPay, paperless billing, account history, payment history or usage tools. -
Review your payment method.
ACH and e-check options remain no cost. If you are a non-residential customer paying by credit card, review the fee notice before submitting. -
Check the service address and balance.
Make sure you are paying the correct account, especially if you own multiple properties or recently moved. -
Save the confirmation.
Keep the confirmation number, receipt email or screenshot until the payment appears in the portal.
Aurora Water Payment Options and Fee Notes
Aurora’s payment options are not only about clicking “pay.” The right option depends on whether you are residential, non-residential, past due, disconnected or trying to avoid a processing fee.
Payment or account need |
Official route |
Best practical use |
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One-time water bill payment |
Fast payment when your bill is normal and service is active. |
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Portal login |
AutoPay, paperless billing, account history, usage summary and payment history. |
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Fee-free electronic option |
ACH or e-check |
Best when you want to avoid card-related payment fees. |
Non-residential credit card payment |
Credit card via billing portal |
Review the $7.95 per $500 increment fee notice before paying. |
Disconnected service |
Pay balance, then call 303-739-7388 or submit Reconnect Request |
Required when water service has already been discontinued. |
Water Shut Off or Discontinued? Aurora Reconnect Steps
If Aurora Water discontinued service because the account became past due, paying is only part of the process. Aurora’s billing information says shutoff can occur when the account balance is 40 days past due, and fees may be incurred.
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Confirm the full past-due amount.
Do not rely on an old screenshot or older bill if shutoff fees or late charges may have been added. -
Pay through the official route.
Use Aurora’s official billing page, phone system or authorized payment route. -
Save the receipt.
Keep the payment confirmation, receipt email and payment date. -
Complete the reconnect step.
Call 303-739-7388 or log into your online profile and complete a Reconnect Request. -
Ask when service should return.
Aurora’s billing page says water will be turned on by the end of the day after the required steps are completed, but you should confirm your account-specific timing.
Aurora Water Cares: Bill Assistance and Donation Program
Aurora Water Cares is Aurora’s water assistance program resource. If your bill is becoming difficult to manage, check this before the account reaches shutoff status. Acting early gives you more room to gather documents, ask questions and avoid last-minute stress.
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Open the official Aurora Water Cares page.
Start here: Aurora Water Cares. -
Call billing with questions.
Aurora’s page directs questions to the billing office at 303-739-7388. -
Prepare your account information.
Have your account number, service address, current balance and any notice ready. -
Use the customer portal if applying online.
Aurora’s customer portal page says customers can apply online for Aurora Water Cares and upload documents. -
Keep copies of documents.
Save screenshots, emails, application proof and payment confirmations.
Track Aurora Water Usage Before a High Bill Becomes a Dispute
Aurora’s customer portal and EyeOnWater resources make this article more useful than a simple payment page. Instead of guessing why a bill went up, customers can review consumption, usage summaries, account history and meter-related data.
Use usage data for these situations
- Checking whether a high bill started suddenly or grew over time.
- Spotting irrigation spikes during warm months.
- Comparing daily use before and after a leak repair.
- Confirming whether a payment posted before paying again.
- Checking whether sewer charges changed after winter-quarter recalculation.
High Aurora Water Bill Checklist: What to Check First
Aurora bills can include water, wastewater and storm drain charges. Sewer usage charges are based on the winter-quarter average, calculated from December through February, and the new sewer charges are reflected on the April bill. That means a high bill may be caused by usage, leaks, irrigation, sewer recalculation or payment history, not only the current month’s water use.
Have this ready before calling Aurora Water
- Current bill and previous bill.
- Account number and service address.
- Usage graph or EyeOnWater screenshot if available.
- Payment confirmation if you recently paid.
- Leak repair receipt, plumber invoice, irrigation repair proof or photos.
- Notes about outdoor watering, guests, irrigation cycles, new tenants or appliance changes.
Aurora Water Emergency, Main Break or After-Hours Reconnect
Do not treat all water issues like billing questions. A suspected main break, no-water issue, street flooding, sewer backup or after-hours reconnect needs the correct emergency contact.
Issue |
Best number |
What to say |
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Water main break |
Give the nearest address, cross street, visible water location and whether the street is affected. |
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After-hours water emergency |
Explain the emergency, service address and whether water service is off or property damage is occurring. |
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Business-hour billing emergency |
Ask whether billing or reconnect action is needed after payment. |
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General water question |
Use for general Aurora Water administration and non-urgent questions. |
Landlords, Property Owners and Rental Accounts in Aurora
Aurora’s landlord resources say the property owner is the primary account holder for water services, including potable water connections, sewer service and storm drain charges. This matters for rental properties, title transfers and account responsibility questions.
Situation |
Why it matters |
Best action |
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New property sale |
Account setup is tied to title transfer and ownership verification. |
Check with Aurora Water billing if ownership or account responsibility is unclear. |
Tenant wants account access |
Owner remains the primary account holder under Aurora’s landlord guidance. |
Use official landlord resources before promising a tenant full account control. |
Multiple properties |
Wrong-account payment risk is higher. |
Use the customer portal’s multi-account management carefully and verify service addresses. |
Official Aurora Water Links and Resources
Use these official links for water billing, portal login, reconnects, water assistance, EyeOnWater, billing fees and emergency contact details.
Official Aurora Water payment page, payment options, reconnect notice, rates and billing details.
Open Billing and RatesUse this for online profile, AutoPay, account history, paperless billing and payment history.
Open portal loginOfficial explanation of SpryEngage portal features, usage graphs, document uploads and account controls.
Open portal guideDelinquent shutoff, turn-on after shutoff, fees and billing policy information.
Open billing feesOfficial Aurora Water assistance and donation program information.
Open Water CaresOfficial sign-up help for monitoring water use using your account number and service location or billing ZIP code.
Open EyeOnWaterMap to Aurora Municipal Center
The City of Aurora municipal location is 15151 E. Alameda Parkway, Aurora, CO 80012. Use official department instructions before visiting, because some payment and service tasks may be easier through the water customer portal or by phone.
Aurora CO Water Department FAQs
How do I pay my Aurora CO water bill online?
Open Aurora Water’s official Billing and Rates page or the Aurora Water customer portal. You can make a one-time payment, create an online profile, set up AutoPay, request paperless billing and view account history.
What is the Aurora Water billing phone number?
Call 303-739-7388 for Aurora Water billing, customer service, business-hour emergencies and water reconnects.
What number do I call after hours for Aurora Water emergencies?
Call 303-739-6772 for after-hours emergencies and reconnects between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m., weekends and holidays.
Who do I call for an Aurora water main break?
Aurora’s contact resources list water main breaks at 303-326-8645.
What should I do after paying if my Aurora water was disconnected?
After the full past-due balance is paid, call 303-739-7388 or log into your online profile and complete a Reconnect Request. Aurora says water will be turned on by the end of the day after the required reconnect steps are completed.
Does Aurora Water charge payment fees?
ACH and e-check options continue at no cost. Beginning June 9, 2025, non-residential credit card payments have a $7.95 fee per each $500 payment increment.
Can I track Aurora Water usage online?
Yes. Aurora’s customer portal provides usage summaries and consumption graphs, and EyeOnWater can help customers monitor water use with an account number and service location or billing ZIP code.
What is Aurora Water Cares?
Aurora Water Cares is Aurora Water’s assistance and donation resource. For questions, Aurora directs customers to call the billing office at 303-739-7388.
Why is my Aurora water bill high?
Check water usage history, sewer winter-quarter average, outdoor irrigation, toilet leaks, storm drain charges, payment history and possible leaks before calling. Use the portal or EyeOnWater data if available.
Where is Aurora Water located?
The City of Aurora municipal address is 15151 E. Alameda Parkway, Aurora, CO 80012. For billing questions, calling or using the online portal may be faster than visiting.
Is WaterBillGuide.us the official Aurora Water website?
No. WaterBillGuide.us is an independent informational guide. It does not process payments, access accounts, reconnect service, approve assistance or represent Aurora Water.
Best Next Step for Aurora Water Customers
If your bill is normal, use the official billing page or customer portal and save the receipt. If your service was discontinued, payment alone is not enough, complete the reconnect step. If you see a main break or have an after-hours emergency, use the emergency number instead of the billing page.
Editorial Review and Independent Guide Disclaimer
This replacement article was rewritten specifically for Aurora, Colorado Water customers using official City of Aurora and Aurora Water resources. It corrects weak or outdated details from the existing post and focuses on real tasks: payment, portal login, reconnect request, Water Cares, EyeOnWater, billing fees, high bill checks, water main breaks and after-hours emergencies.
WaterBillGuide.us is not the City of Aurora or Aurora Water. We do not process payments, access accounts, reconnect service, approve assistance, dispatch crews or make billing decisions. For account-specific help, use the official Aurora Water links and phone numbers above.
Official resources checked include Aurora Water Billing and Rates, Aurora Water page, Water Customer Portal, Water Billing Information and Fees, Aurora Water Cares, EyeOnWater, landlord/contact resources and City of Aurora online services.

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