Boca Raton Water Utilities 2026: Bill Pay, Login & Phone

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Boca Raton Water Utilities Help Desk: Pay, Log In, Call or Start Service

Use this page like a Boca Raton utility counter: pay your water bill, log in to the new customer portal, update the new customer-account number, start or stop service, understand bimonthly billing, check deposits and rates, report a water or sewer emergency, troubleshoot a high bill, and follow the City’s year-round landscape watering rules.

Pay / Login Portal Billing: 561-393-7750 Emergency: 561-338-7339 Start / Stop Service

Quick Answer: Boca Raton Water Utilities Phone, Login and Address

Water Billing561-393-7750
Billing Office201 W. Palmetto Park Rd.
Utility Services561-338-7300
Emergency561-338-7339
Need
Official route
Prepare first
Important detail
Pay or log in online
City of Boca Raton Customer Portal
New customer-account number from the upper-right area of your bill, account details and payment method.
The portal is available 24/7 for account setup, viewing information, payment and automatic payment setup.
Billing question
561-393-7750 or Water Billing office.
Account number, service address, bill date, payment confirmation, meter/use question.
Water Billing is at 201 W. Palmetto Park Road, Suite 152, Boca Raton, FL 33432.
Visit billing office
201 W. Palmetto Park Road, Suite 152.
Bill, ID if changing service, proof of payment, lease/settlement statement if opening service.
Business hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:45 PM.
Start water service
Customer Portal application.
Application, copy of lease or home settlement statement, and at least 24 hours of advance lead time.
Service is generally opened in the owner or occupant’s name unless the landlord states otherwise.
Stop or transfer service
Customer Portal or Water Billing.
Account number, move date, forwarding address, new service address if transferring.
Always disconnect/transfer before moving so charges do not continue after you leave.
Water or sewer emergency during business hours
561-338-7339.
Exact address, cross street, problem type, time started and safety risk.
Use for sewer backup or main water line break that is not a billing issue.
After-5-PM water/sewer emergency
561-338-7325.
Address, callback number, whether water/sewer is affecting property or street.
Use after normal hours for urgent field problems.
Sanitation service question
561-416-3367.
Service address, collection area, missed pickup date, container or bulk/vegetation issue.
Sanitation charges appear on bimonthly water bills for many customers.

Fraud warning: the City warns that fraudulent payment websites have been reported. Use the official City website or the official portal at myubaccount.myboca.us/app/login.jsp before entering account or card information.

First Check: City of Boca Raton or Another Palm Beach County Provider?

The City of Boca Raton provides water service to city residents and some unincorporated Boca Raton customers, but a Boca Raton mailing address alone does not always mean the City bills the property. Palm Beach County Water Utilities, HOA submeters, apartment billing and private arrangements can use different portals and phone numbers.

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Bill says City of Boca Raton

Use the Boca Raton Customer Portal, Water Billing at 561-393-7750, and City service-policy guidance.

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Unincorporated address

Some unincorporated Boca Raton customers receive City water service, while others may use Palm Beach County or another provider.

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Apartment, condo or HOA

Confirm whether the account is direct-billed by the City, billed through a master meter, or included in rent/HOA fees.

Bill clue
Use this route
Verify before paying
Bill shows City of Boca Raton Water Billing or myubaccount.myboca.us
Use the official City Customer Portal and Water Billing phone.
New customer-account number, service address, balance and billing date.
Bill shows Palm Beach County Water Utilities
Use Palm Beach County’s portal and customer service, not the Boca Raton City portal.
Provider logo, account number and remittance address.
Property is rental or managed community
Ask the landlord, HOA, condo office or property manager before opening a new direct account.
Lease utility clause and whether water/sewer/garbage are separately billed.
New construction, change of use or renovation
Utility Services review may be required before service changes.
Permit status, utility evaluation, meter size and service connection details.
Reclaimed irrigation available
Ask Utility Services about the IRIS/reclaimed water service area and availability.
Reclaimed water is for irrigation only, not drinking or bathing.

Pay or Log In to Boca Raton Water Utilities Online

Boca Raton’s newer customer portal lets customers create an account, view account details, pay the water bill and set automatic payment. The City says the new bill format includes a usage chart comparing water use for the last two years, direct access to bill copies, and online information updates.

Open the official portal

Use myubaccount.myboca.us/app/login.jsp or start from the City’s Customer Care Team / Water Billing page.

Use the new customer-account number

The new customer-account combination is in the upper-right area of the bill and is needed when creating the account in the Customer Portal.

Update bank bill pay or check memo

If you pay through your bank, update the new customer-account number with the bank. If paying by check, include the new customer-account number with a dash, space or hashtag in the memo field to help prevent posting delays and late fees.

Choose card, e-check, savings or auto-pay

The City says the new portal can support automatic payment by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, e-check or savings account. Automatic bank drafting can withdraw on the exact due date.

Save confirmation

Keep payment confirmation, account number, date/time, amount and screenshot. Call 561-393-7750 if payment is close to the 30-day payment deadline or if service status is unclear.

Payment route
Use when
Need ready
Important note
Customer Portal login
You want to view current balance, latest bill, payment history, billing history and account details.
Copy of bill, account number and first-time PIN setup if needed.
Best route for ongoing account management.
Online card payment
You want to pay with Mastercard, Visa, American Express or Discover.
Portal login/account details and card information.
Official fee schedule notes a non-refundable convenience fee of up to 2.0% may apply to credit/debit payments through electronic channels.
E-check / savings account
You want electronic payment from a bank account.
Bank routing/account information and portal access.
Double-check account numbers to avoid returned-payment issues.
Automatic Bank Drafting
You want recurring payment on the exact due date.
Portal setup and bank/payment method.
Confirm first draft date before skipping a manual payment.
Bank bill pay
You use your bank’s bill-pay system.
New customer-account number and City payment address details.
Update bank bill-pay information after the new account-number change.
Check payment
You mail or physically deliver a check.
New customer-account number in memo field.
Use dash, space or hashtag with the new customer-account number to help processing.
Billing office help
You need a human review, account correction, payment proof review or service setup support.
ID if needed, bill, lease/settlement statement, proof of payment, service address.
Visit or call Water Billing at 561-393-7750.
Official Customer Portal Water Billing Page Official Pay Page Online Services
Payment posting script: “I paid my City of Boca Raton water account [new customer-account number] for [service address] on [date/time] by [portal/card/e-check/bank bill pay/check/auto-pay]. Confirmation or check number is [number]. Can you confirm it posted and tell me whether any late fee, deposit, service-transfer issue or remaining balance still applies?”

Bimonthly Billing, Due Date, Deposits and Bill-Line Decoder

Bimonthly bills

Boca Raton bills about 60 days of service each billing cycle.

30-day payment target

Payment should be received within 30 days of the billing date shown on the bill.

Owner deposit

Typical residential owner deposit range: $100-$125.

Renter deposit

Typical residential renter deposit range: $300-$375.

Bill / account item
City guidance
What customers should do
Billing cycle
Bimonthly, approximately 60 days of service.
Compare usage against two months, not just one month.
Payment timing
Payment should be received within 30 days of the billing date.
Use the portal when deadline is close; mail/bank bill pay can delay posting.
Water consumption
A portion of the bill is based on amount of water consumed.
Check meter, irrigation and leaks when consumption spikes.
Fixed charges
The City identifies flat fixed fees such as customer charge, water capacity charge and sewer charge.
Do not assume a bill increase is only gallons used.
Garbage charges
Bimonthly bill can include garbage charges.
Call Sanitation for service issues but Water Billing for bill questions.
Owner deposit
Typical residential owner deposit is $100-$125.
Deposit is billed when account opens and due within 30 days.
Renter deposit
Typical residential renter deposit is $300-$375.
Check lease and landlord instructions before opening service.
Deposit refund
Deposits earn interest annually and are refundable when account is closed.
Provide forwarding address and settle final balance.
Need more time to pay
Service Policies says to contact Customer Service if additional time is needed.
Call 561-393-7750 before the deadline, not after a problem escalates.

High-bill shortcut: separate the bill into consumption, fixed water charges, sewer charges and garbage/sanitation. Then compare the two-year usage chart in the new bill format before assuming the meter is wrong.

Start, Stop or Transfer Boca Raton Water Service

When moving into a Boca Raton residence, water service is usually established in the owner or occupant’s name unless the landlord states otherwise. Plan ahead: opening an account requires an application and proof such as lease or settlement statement at least 24 hours in advance.

Task
Official route
Prepare
Important detail
Open a new account
Customer Portal application or Water Billing.
Application form, lease or home settlement statement, service address, contact information, account holder details.
Submit at least 24 hours in advance.
Owner account setup
Customer Portal / Water Billing.
Settlement statement, ID/contact details, property address, deposit readiness.
Owner deposit usually ranges $100-$125 for residential properties.
Tenant account setup
Customer Portal / Water Billing.
Lease copy, occupant details, forwarding/mailing contact and deposit readiness.
Renter deposit usually ranges $300-$375 for residential properties.
Transfer to another Boca Raton service address
Water Billing / Customer Portal.
Old account, new address, move date, lease/settlement statement and deposit difference if required.
Deposit requirement may vary when transferring from one location to another.
Disconnect service before moving out
Customer Portal termination request.
Account number, service address, move-out date, forwarding address and phone/email.
Do this before leaving so charges do not continue after occupancy changes.
Final bill / deposit refund
Water Billing.
Final date, forwarding address, payment method and deposit information.
Deposit is refundable when the account is closed, minus any final balance.
Customer Portal Service Policies Email Customer Service Call Water Billing
Move-service script: “I need to start/stop/transfer Boca Raton water service at [service address] for [date]. I have [lease/settlement statement]. What deposit applies, when will the account start or close, and how do I confirm the final bill or transfer?”

Boca Raton Water, Reclaimed Water and Sanitation Rates

Boca Raton water bills use a mix of consumption charges and fixed charges. Outside-city customers can have higher listed charges. Use the current City fee schedule and current bill before publishing a customer’s exact total.

In-city residential water

$0.89 per 1,000 gallons up to 25,000 gallons.

Customer charge

$6.85 per account in City.

Capacity charge

$22.55 per residential unit in City.

Sanitation

Residential curbside collection shown at $27.90 per month from Oct. 1, 2025.

Potable water item
In-city amount shown
Outside-city amount shown
Plain-English note
Residential commodity, up to 25,000 gallons
$0.89 per 1,000 gallons.
$1.12 per 1,000 gallons.
First residential usage tier.
Residential commodity, over 25,000 to 50,000 gallons
$1.786 per 1,000 gallons.
$2.68 per 1,000 gallons.
Irrigation, pool fill or leaks can push usage into this tier.
Residential commodity, over 50,000 gallons
$2.277 per 1,000 gallons.
$3.45 per 1,000 gallons.
Very high-use tier; check irrigation and leaks immediately.
Customer charge
$6.85 per account.
$8.57 per account.
Fixed charge, not based on usage.
Residential capacity charge
$22.55 per residential unit.
$29.44 per residential unit.
Fixed charge listed separately from consumption.
Credit/debit electronic payment fee
Up to 2.0% convenience fee may apply.
Same City fee-schedule note applies.
Review payment screen before submitting.
Reclaimed / sanitation item
Amount shown
What it means
Reclaimed commodity up to 25,000 gallons
$0.54 per 1,000 gallons in City; $0.67 outside City.
Reclaimed water costs less than potable water and is for irrigation, not drinking or bathing.
Reclaimed commodity over 25,000 to 50,000 gallons
$0.68 per 1,000 gallons in City; $0.86 outside City.
Middle reclaimed usage tier.
Reclaimed commodity over 50,000 gallons
$0.81 per 1,000 gallons in City; $1.01 outside City.
High reclaimed usage tier.
Reclaimed capacity, 3/4"-1" meter
$11.89 in City; $14.86 outside City.
Capacity fee based on reclaimed meter size.
Residential curbside collection
$27.90 per month beginning Oct. 1, 2025.
Customers see this on bimonthly water bills.
Multi-family dwelling collection
$16.89 per month beginning Oct. 1, 2025.
Separate sanitation rate for multi-family dwelling units.
Sanitation service questions
Call 561-416-3367.
Call before 2 PM when possible for same-day investigation/correction.
Water / Reclaimed Rate Answers User Fee Schedule Residential Curbside Collection Reclaimed Water

Water Main Break, Sewer Backup, No Water or Reclaimed Water Help

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Water/sewer emergency

Call 561-338-7339 during business routing or 561-338-7325 after 5 PM for emergency field issues.

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Sewer backup

Report sewer backup or main sewer issue quickly; also protect the property and avoid using affected fixtures.

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Reclaimed water

Reclaimed service area is limited; call Utility Services to check availability and report reclaimed-water issues.

Problem
Best route
Say this
Have ready
Water main break or water bubbling in street
Utility emergency phone 561-338-7339; after 5 PM call 561-338-7325.
“Water is bubbling or flowing at [address/cross street].”
Exact location, photos if safe, traffic hazard, flow direction and time started.
Sewer backing up
Utility emergency phone.
“I have a sewer backup at [address].”
Which fixtures are affected, whether neighbors are affected, odor/water level, plumber findings if any.
No water / sudden pressure drop
Utility emergency phone if widespread or sudden; Water Billing if account/disconnect question.
“My water stopped or pressure dropped suddenly at [address].”
Address, time started, neighbors affected, whether bill is current.
Billing-related shutoff or account problem
Water Billing at 561-393-7750.
“I need help with account status or payment posting.”
Account number, payment proof, bill date and balance.
Reclaimed irrigation question
Utility Services at 561-338-7300.
“I need help with reclaimed irrigation availability/service.”
Address, irrigation meter/account details and issue description.
Storm drain backup
Utility Services / City report-a-concern route.
“Storm drain is backing up at [location].”
Street, flooding depth, photos and whether water is entering property.
Emergency script: “I’m reporting a water/sewer emergency at [address or cross street]. The problem started at [time]. Water/sewer is [flowing/backing up/no pressure]. It is affecting [street/home/business]. My callback number is [number].”

High Boca Raton Water Bill, Meter Reading and Leak Detection

The newer Boca Raton bill format includes a water usage chart comparing the last two years, making it easier to identify spikes. Check actual consumption before assuming the increase is from sewer, sanitation or fixed charges.

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Toilets first

A running toilet can waste thousands of gallons over a bimonthly cycle.

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Irrigation second

Sprinklers, valves, timers, pools and reclaimed/potable irrigation can create large usage changes.

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Use the chart

Compare the bill’s two-year usage chart before calling about a high-bill dispute.

High-bill check
How to check
Next step
Usage chart spike
Compare current period to same season last year and last bill.
Call Water Billing if usage changed sharply and no cause is known.
Toilet leak
Use dye/food coloring in tank; do not flush; check bowl after 15-30 minutes.
Replace flapper/fill valve or call a plumber.
Irrigation timer
Check start times, multiple programs, broken heads, stuck valves, overspray and rain sensor.
Reset controller to City watering schedule and fix runoff.
Pool auto-fill / outdoor hose
Check pool level, hose bibs, spigots and outdoor wet spots.
Repair leak and document dates.
Meter movement
Turn off all inside/outside water and watch for movement or usage.
If moving, isolate home valve/irrigation system to locate private-side leak.
Fixed-fee confusion
Separate customer charge, water capacity charge, sewer charge and garbage/sanitation from consumption.
Ask Water Billing to walk through the bill calculation.
Outside-city surcharge
Check whether the account is inside or outside the corporate limits.
Outside-city rates may be higher.
High-bill script: “My Boca Raton water bill increased from [old amount/usage] to [new amount/usage]. I checked the two-year usage chart, toilets, irrigation, pool fill, hose bibs and meter movement. Can you review my consumption, fixed charges, sewer/garbage charges and whether my account is inside or outside City rates?”
Water Billing / Meter Resources Reading Your Meter & Leak Detection PDF Call Billing

Boca Raton 2026 Watering Restrictions

Boca Raton’s year-round irrigation rules restrict landscape watering to specific days and times. The City ordinance prohibits sprinkling and irrigation on Friday and between 10 AM and 4 PM Saturday through Thursday, with different allowed days for odd and even addresses.

Property / address ending
Allowed irrigation days
Allowed time window
Important limit
Odd-numbered addresses ending 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 or letters N-Z
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
4 PM-10 AM.
No irrigation beyond 4 hours on property under 5 acres.
Even-numbered addresses ending 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 or letters A-M; property with no street address
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.
4 PM-10 AM.
No irrigation beyond 4 hours on property under 5 acres.
Friday
No standard landscape irrigation.
Prohibited.
Adjust controller so no zone runs Friday.
Any scheduled watering day
Use only as needed to supplement rainfall.
Do not irrigate 10 AM-4 PM.
City guidance says 3/4 inch to 1 inch per week is generally enough.
Reclaimed water
May be used for irrigation each day of the week from 4 PM through 10 AM.
4 PM-10 AM.
Reclaimed water is not for drinking or bathing.
Golf course reclaimed water
Exempt from day-of-week and time restrictions.
Follow reclaimed program and permit requirements.
Applies to reclaimed irrigation, not potable landscape irrigation.

Conservation contact: for water restrictions and conservation questions, contact Kara Mills at 561-338-7306 or kmills@myboca.us. The City also offers conservation outreach and school/group programs through Utility Services.

Water Conservation & Programs Watering Days PDF Landscape Irrigation Ordinance Email Conservation

Water Quality, Boil Water Notices, Reclaimed Water and Hydrant Flushing

70 MGD treatment plant

Boca Raton residents rely on a modern 70-million-gallon-per-day water treatment plant at the Utility Services complex.

Annual report

The Annual Water Quality Report is posted by July 1 yearly.

Reclaimed irrigation

IRIS reclaimed water is highly treated and disinfected wastewater for irrigation, not drinking or bathing.

Question
Official guidance
Customer action
Where does City water come from?
The City’s Utility Services complex includes the water treatment plant serving customers.
Use the Water Supply and Treatment pages for source/treatment details.
Where is the annual water quality report?
Annual Water Quality Report is posted by July 1 yearly.
Download the newest report before quoting water-quality values.
Is there a boil water notice?
The City posts precautionary boil water notices and rescissions.
If you receive a door hanger, follow that notice even if your address is not yet listed online.
What can I do during a precautionary boil water notice?
Acceptable uses can include bathing/showering, laundry, car washing, lawn watering and household cleaning; drinking/cooking/ice/tooth brushing require boiled or bottled water.
Boil water for one minute for listed unacceptable uses until rescinded.
Why is water discolored after flushing?
The City performs aggressive flushing every 6 months plus daily hydrant flushing as part of maintaining water quality and distribution integrity.
Check Hydrant Flushing FAQs and run cold water if directed.
What is reclaimed water?
Highly treated and disinfected wastewater used to irrigate green spaces, medians, parks, golf courses and homes.
Do not drink, bathe in or connect reclaimed water to potable plumbing.
How is reclaimed quality monitored?
The reclaimed facility is staffed 24/7 and water quality is continually monitored before water leaves the plant.
Report reclaimed water concerns to Utility Services.
Your Water and Wastewater Boil Water Notices Hydrant Flushing Reclaimed Water

Garbage, Recycling, Vegetation and Bulk Pickup on the Water Bill

Boca Raton bimonthly utility bills can include sewer and garbage charges. If the dollar amount changed but water use did not, check sanitation and fixed charges before disputing the meter.

Sanitation topic
Official detail
Who to call
Residential curbside collection
Includes garbage, recycling, vegetation and bulk item pickup.
Sanitation Dispatcher: 561-416-3367.
Residential monthly rate
$27.90 per month beginning Oct. 1, 2025.
Water Billing if asking about bill total; Sanitation for service problem.
Multi-family monthly rate
$16.89 per month beginning Oct. 1, 2025.
Check property type and billing setup.
Missed pickup / damaged cart
Call before 2 PM when possible for same-day investigation and correction.
561-416-3367.
Holiday schedule
Service days may change during specific holidays.
Check the City’s Holiday Sanitation Schedule.
Dumping vegetation into canal
City warns this can violate code and trigger fines.
Use proper vegetation/bulk pickup rules.

Boca Raton Water Billing Office, Utility Services and Map

Water Billing / Customer Care

201 W. Palmetto Park Road, Suite 152
Boca Raton, FL 33432
Phone: 561-393-7750
Fax: 561-393-7855
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:45 PM

Utility Services Department

1401 Glades Road
Boca Raton, FL 33431
Main: 561-338-7300
Emergency: 561-338-7339

Sanitation Division

2500 NW 1st Avenue
Boca Raton, FL 33432
Phone: 561-416-3367
Dispatcher hours: Monday-Friday, 8 AM-4 PM

Location / route
Address / phone
Use for
Water Billing / Customer Care
201 W. Palmetto Park Road, Suite 152; 561-393-7750.
Bill questions, payment posting, start/stop/transfer service, deposits, account setup and service-policy questions.
Official customer portal
myubaccount.myboca.us/app/login.jsp.
Online payment, account setup, account viewing and automatic bank drafting.
Utility Services complex
1401 Glades Road; 561-338-7300.
Water/wastewater/reclaimed water operations and utility department routing.
Water/sewer emergency
561-338-7339; after 5 PM 561-338-7325.
Main break, sewer backup, major pressure loss or urgent field issue.
Sanitation Division
2500 NW 1st Avenue; 561-416-3367.
Garbage, recycling, vegetation, bulk item and pickup service problems.
General City Hall
201 West Palmetto Park Road; 561-393-7700.
General City routing; water-bill questions should go to Water Billing directly.

Boca Raton Water Utilities FAQ

What is the Boca Raton Water Billing phone number?

Call City of Boca Raton Water Billing / Customer Care at 561-393-7750 for account, bill, payment, deposit, start/stop service and portal questions.

Where do I pay my Boca Raton water bill online?

Use the official City of Boca Raton Customer Portal at myubaccount.myboca.us/app/login.jsp. The City warns customers to use the official site because fraudulent payment websites have been reported.

Where is the Boca Raton Water Billing office?

The Water Billing office is at 201 W. Palmetto Park Road, Suite 152, Boca Raton, FL 33432. Business hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-4:45 PM.

What is the Boca Raton water or sewer emergency number?

For water or sewer emergencies not related to billing, call Utility Services at 561-338-7339. After 5 PM, the service-policy page lists 561-338-7325 for after-hours emergency routing.

How often does Boca Raton bill water customers?

Boca Raton bills customers on a bimonthly basis for approximately 60 days of service. The bill may also include sewer and garbage charges during that billing period.

When is my Boca Raton water bill due?

The City says payment should be received within 30 days of the billing date shown on the bill. If you need additional time, contact Customer Service before the deadline.

How do I open a Boca Raton water account?

Complete the application through the Customer Portal and provide a copy of your lease or home settlement statement at least 24 hours in advance. Service is generally established in the owner or occupant’s name unless a rental property landlord states otherwise.

What deposit does Boca Raton charge for residential service?

The City service-policy page says typical residential owner deposits are $100-$125 and renter deposits are $300-$375. Deposits are billed when the account opens, due within 30 days, earn interest annually and are refundable when the account closes after final charges are settled.

What are Boca Raton watering days?

Odd addresses ending 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 or letters N-Z may irrigate Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Even addresses ending 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 or letters A-M, plus properties with no street address, may irrigate Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Standard irrigation is prohibited Friday and from 10 AM to 4 PM Saturday through Thursday.

Who do I call for Boca Raton garbage or recycling service?

Call the Sanitation Dispatcher at 561-416-3367 for garbage, recycling, vegetation and bulk pickup service questions. Sanitation charges may appear on the bimonthly water bill, but pickup service issues route to Sanitation.

30-Second Boca Raton Water Utilities Checklist

Pay/login: use the official Customer Portal at myubaccount.myboca.us/app/login.jsp.

Billing: call 561-393-7750 or visit 201 W. Palmetto Park Road, Suite 152, Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-4:45 PM.

Emergency: call 561-338-7339 for water/sewer emergencies; after 5 PM call 561-338-7325.

Start service: submit application plus lease or settlement statement at least 24 hours in advance.

Bill timing: Boca Raton bills about 60 days at a time; payment should be received within 30 days of the billing date.

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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