Aurora Water Bill – Pay Online, Login, Phone & Account Guide

Aurora CO Water Billing Guide

Pay Your Aurora Water Bill, Set Up AutoPay, or Fix a Reconnect Problem

Aurora Water customers now have several account tools beyond a basic bill payment link. You can pay online, create a customer portal profile, manage AutoPay, request paperless billing, view payment and statement history, submit forms, apply for Aurora Water Cares, and monitor usage with leak alerts.

This guide helps you choose the right action if your bill is due, your service was disconnected, your water usage looks high, you need help paying, or you need the correct number for an emergency.

Reconnect warning: If Aurora Water service was discontinued and you already paid online or through the automated phone system, do not assume service will automatically return. Aurora Water says to call 303-739-7388 or log into your online profile and complete a Reconnect Request.

Aurora Water Quick Contact Facts

Billing / Reconnects 303-739-7388 Business hours, billing, emergencies and water reconnects.
After-Hours Emergency 303-739-6772 5 PM–7 AM, weekends, holidays and reconnect issues.
Water Main Breaks 303-326-8645 Use this contact for water main break reporting.
Water Conservation 303-739-7195 Water wasting, conservation help and efficiency questions.

Choose the Aurora Water Issue You Need to Solve

Aurora water bill searches often start with “pay bill,” but the real problem may be different. Pick the closest situation below so you can use the right official resource and avoid wasted time.

I just need to pay Use the official Billing and Rates page or water customer portal. Payment steps
I want AutoPay Use the customer portal to set up and manage recurring payment. Portal guide
My service was disconnected Paying online is not the only step. A Reconnect Request may be needed. Reconnect steps
I cannot pay the full bill Aurora Water Cares may help eligible past-due customers. Assistance steps
My bill is high Use usage tools, leak alerts and indoor/outdoor checks before calling. High bill help
I have a main break Use emergency or main-break contacts, not ordinary billing email. Emergency contacts

How to Pay Your Aurora Water Bill Online

The safest way to pay is to start from Aurora Water’s official Billing and Rates page or the Aurora Water customer portal. The city’s payment page supports one-time payment, online profile creation, bill payment, AutoPay management, paperless billing and account history.

  1. Open the official Aurora Water payment page.
    Start here: Aurora Water Billing and Rates.
  2. Choose one-time payment or customer portal.
    Use one-time payment if you only need to pay. Create a portal profile if you want AutoPay, history, paperless billing, forms, assistance applications or leak-related tools.
  3. Confirm your account information.
    Check the service address, account number, amount due and payment method before submitting.
  4. Use eCheck/ACH when cost matters.
    Aurora states ACH and eCheck options continue to be at no cost. Read any payment-fee notice before using a card, especially for non-residential accounts.
  5. Save proof.
    Keep your confirmation number, receipt email or screenshot until the payment appears in your account history.
Commercial account note: Aurora’s billing page states that beginning June 9, 2025, non-residential credit-card payments for commercial, hydrant, irrigation and multifamily accounts include a fee per $500 payment increment. Review official fee details before paying by card.

What You Can Do in the Aurora Water Customer Portal

Aurora’s customer portal is useful if you want more than a one-time payment. It is also the route for account history, paperless billing, forms, multi-account management and Aurora Water Cares applications.

Portal feature
Why it matters
Practical use
Pay bills
You can manage payment directly through the customer account system.
Use for monthly water bill payment and receipt tracking.
AutoPay
Reduces missed due dates and repeated manual payment steps.
Best for homeowners and long-term customers.
Paperless billing
Reduces missed mailed bills and keeps statements online.
Helpful if you travel, rent out property or manage multiple accounts.
Statement/payment history
You can prove whether a bill was paid or compare old charges.
Useful for disputes, taxes, landlords, tenants and budgeting.
Forms and requests
Aurora says customers can submit forms online.
Use for contact requests, reconnect requests or assistance-related workflow.
Multiple accounts
One sign-in can manage more than one account.
Helpful for landlords, property managers and owners with multiple properties.
Security tip: Aurora’s portal supports multi-factor authentication. Turn it on if you manage payment methods or multiple properties.

If Aurora Water Service Was Disconnected or You Need Reconnect Help

A disconnected account needs more care than a normal monthly payment. Aurora Water specifically warns that customers whose service was discontinued and who paid online or through the automated phone system should call or submit a Reconnect Request.

Do this after paying: Call 303-739-7388 during business hours or log into your profile and complete a Reconnect Request. After business hours, use 303-739-6772.
  1. Pay the full past-due balance.
    Aurora’s billing information says the full past-due balance must be paid before reconnect steps.
  2. Save proof immediately.
    Keep confirmation number, payment time, payment method and receipt.
  3. Call or submit Reconnect Request.
    Do not assume the online payment alone automatically schedules reconnection.
  4. Ask about timing and fees.
    Confirm whether any fees apply and when service can be restored.
  5. Keep your phone available.
    If the city or crew needs access or clarification, missed calls can slow the process.

Aurora Water Cares: Help Paying a Past-Due Water Bill

Aurora Water Cares is designed for limited-income customers who are past due because of hardships such as job loss, medical crisis or other challenges. The program can provide payments directly to the utility on the customer’s behalf, subject to eligibility and program limits.

Program amount: Aurora Water says Aurora Water Cares can help eligible customers with up to $400 in assistance once per 12 months, with a limit of four lifetime awards.
  1. Check whether your account is past due.
    Assistance is aimed at customers who are behind on their bill.
  2. Log into your SpryEngage customer portal.
    Aurora says the fastest way to apply is through the customer portal, where you can access the Aurora Water Cares form and upload information.
  3. Prepare documents before applying.
    Keep your bill, account number, ID, hardship explanation and any requested income/support documents ready.
  4. Call if you need eligibility guidance.
    Aurora’s billing page lists Aurora Water Cares at 1-833-559-2837.
  5. Do not wait for shutoff day.
    Apply early and contact billing if you also received a disconnect notice.

High Aurora Water Bill? Check Usage, Leaks and Alerts First

A high Aurora water bill may be caused by real usage, irrigation, a silent toilet leak, inefficient fixtures, seasonal outdoor watering, continuous flow, sewer charge changes or a metering/account issue. Aurora provides several tools that help customers investigate before calling.

Check portal history Review payment and statement history to compare past bills.
Use EyeOnWater Monitor water use and set continuous-flow alerts where available.
Test toilets Aurora says leaking toilets do not always make noise; use food coloring or dye tablets.
Check outdoor watering Inspect sprinkler heads, irrigation settings, outdoor faucets and soggy areas.
Review sewer average Aurora sewer usage charges are based on winter quarter average from December through February.
Ask about leak adjustment Contact billing or use the online profile to request a leak adjustment when appropriate.

Before calling Aurora Water

  • Check current bill and last two bills.
  • Review usage and statement history in the customer portal.
  • Check toilets, irrigation, hose bibs, water heater area and visible plumbing.
  • Save plumber invoices, repair receipts or photos if a leak was repaired.
  • Write down when the high usage started.
  • Call 303-739-7388 if the usage still looks wrong.

Payment, Reconnect and Service Issue Contacts

Use the right Aurora Water contact based on the problem. Billing questions and water main breaks do not always go to the same number.

Need
Official contact or link
Use this when
Pay or manage bill
You need one-time payment, AutoPay, paperless billing or account history.
Billing / reconnect during business hours
Bill questions, reconnects, customer service and emergencies during business hours.
After-hours reconnect or emergency
It is after 5 PM, before 7 AM, weekend or holiday.
Water main break
You see a main break, street flooding or public-side water issue.
Water wasting / conservation
Reporting water wasting or asking about conservation resources.
Bill assistance
You need Aurora Water Cares eligibility help.

Water Emergency, Main Break or Water Wasting: What to Do

If there is a visible water main break, flooded street, water shutoff emergency or after-hours service problem, do not treat it like a normal bill question.

  1. Identify the exact issue.
    Is it a water main break, sewer problem, water wasting, pressure issue, discolored water, private leak or reconnect?
  2. Use the right number.
    Water main breaks are listed at 303-326-8645. After-hours emergencies and reconnects are listed at 303-739-6772.
  3. Give a precise location.
    Provide the nearest address, cross street, landmark, direction of water flow and whether property is being damaged.
  4. Avoid unsafe areas.
    Keep people away from flooding, sinkholes, exposed utilities or icy water in winter.
  5. Document if it affects your bill.
    Take photos and save repair information if you later request billing review or leak adjustment.

Water Savings, Assessments and Leak Prevention

Aurora Water has several tools that can reduce future bills, especially for customers with irrigation, older toilets, inefficient fixtures or unknown continuous flow.

Water use assessments Aurora offers water assessment resources to help identify inefficiencies. View assessments
EyeOnWater Monitor water use and set continuous-flow alerts through the free portal. Open EyeOnWater
Toilet leak repair Use Aurora’s dye-test guidance to check silent toilet leaks. Check toilet leaks
Know Your Flow Single-family detached homes may use this program to understand water usage. Know Your Flow
Report water wasting Report violations with address, time/date and photos when possible. Report wasting
Leak alerts Customer portal alerts can help catch continuous flow events sooner. Leak alerts

Official Aurora Water Bill Resources

Use these official Aurora Water links for payment, portal setup, assistance, reconnects, usage monitoring, water wasting reports and customer support.

Billing and Rates

Official page for payment, billing questions, reconnect information, fees, rates and payment options.

Open Billing and Rates
Aurora Water Customer Portal

Use for portal login, AutoPay, paperless billing, account history, forms, MFA and multi-account management.

Open portal info
Aurora Water Cares

Bill payment assistance for eligible past-due customers experiencing hardship.

Open assistance page
Water Billing Information and Fees

Delinquent shutoff, turn-on after delinquent shutoff, fees and billing assistance notes.

Open billing info
Water Alerts / Leak Adjustment

Use for water alerts, outdoor continuous flow information and leak adjustment contact guidance.

Open water alerts
Aurora Water Department

Official Aurora Water page with billing, customer service, emergency and general contact details.

Open Aurora Water

Map to Aurora Water

Aurora Water is listed at 15151 E. Alameda Parkway, Aurora, CO 80012. For most billing and payment tasks, use the online portal or billing phone number first; visit only when in-person help is truly needed.

Aurora Water Bill FAQs

How do I pay my Aurora water bill online?

Use Aurora Water’s official Billing and Rates page or the Aurora Water customer portal. You can make a one-time payment, create a profile, manage AutoPay, request paperless billing and view account history.

What is Aurora Water’s billing phone number?

Call 303-739-7388 for water billing, customer service, emergencies during business hours and water reconnects.

What is Aurora Water’s after-hours emergency number?

Call 303-739-6772 for after-hours emergencies and water reconnects from 5 PM to 7 AM, weekends or holidays.

What should I do if my Aurora water service was disconnected and I paid online?

Call 303-739-7388 or log into your online profile and complete a Reconnect Request. Online payment alone may not complete the reconnect process.

Can I set up AutoPay for Aurora Water?

Yes. Create or log into the Aurora Water customer portal to set up and manage AutoPay, view history, request paperless billing and manage account details.

Does Aurora Water offer help paying a bill?

Aurora Water Cares may help eligible customers who are past due because of hardship. The program can provide up to $400 once per 12 months, subject to eligibility and program limits.

How do I request a leak adjustment from Aurora Water?

Aurora Water says customers can contact the billing office at 303-739-7388 or log into the online profile and complete a Leak Adjustment request.

What number do I call for Aurora water main breaks?

Aurora contact resources list Water Main Breaks at 303-326-8645.

Can I monitor Aurora water usage online?

Yes. Aurora Water provides customer portal and EyeOnWater tools to help customers monitor water usage and set continuous-flow or leak alerts where available.

Why is my Aurora water bill higher than usual?

Common reasons include irrigation, silent toilet leaks, continuous flow, seasonal use, a water heater leak, sewer charge changes, or a billing cycle difference. Check usage tools and leak alerts before calling billing.

Where is Aurora Water located?

Aurora Water is listed at 15151 E. Alameda Parkway, Aurora, CO 80012.

Is WaterBillGuide.us the official Aurora Water website?

No. WaterBillGuide.us is an independent informational guide. It does not process payments, access accounts, approve assistance, reconnect service or represent Aurora Water.

Best Next Step for Aurora Water Customers

If your bill is normal, use the official Billing and Rates page or customer portal and save your confirmation. If your service was disconnected, your bill is unaffordable, your usage is unusually high or you have an emergency, use the correct Aurora Water contact before making repeated payment attempts.

Editorial Review and Disclaimer

This replacement guide was rewritten for Aurora, Colorado water customers using official Aurora Water billing, customer portal, reconnect, leak, assistance and emergency resources. It is designed to help users take the right action based on their exact situation.

WaterBillGuide.us is not Aurora Water or the City of Aurora. We do not process payments, access accounts, approve assistance, adjust bills, reconnect service or make billing decisions. For account-specific help, contact Aurora Water directly.

Official resources checked include Aurora Water Billing and Rates, Water Customer Portal, Aurora Water Cares, Water Billing Information and Fees, Water Alerts, EyeOnWater, Contact & Resources, Water Wasting, and Aurora Water department pages.

Water Bill Payment, Leak & Utility Help Toolkit

Use this free helper to find the official water bill portal, avoid unsafe payment pages, handle late bills, troubleshoot high usage, prepare start/stop service documents, and contact the utility office with the right details.

Find official payment pages safely
Prepare before late fees or shutoff
Check high bill and leak causes
Useful on every city water guide

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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