Broward County Water Utilities Desk: Pay, Log In, Call or Fix Service Fast
Use this guide when your bill says Broward County Water and Wastewater Services. It gives you the official online payment route, AccessBROWARD registration steps, Customer Service phone and email, walk-in payment centers, Amscot cash payment option, new service documents, 2026 rates, deposits, leak credit, pool credit, emergency alerts, water quality report and provider-check warnings for Broward cities that use separate utilities.
Start Here: Choose the Right Broward WWS Route
Need |
Official action |
Have ready |
Do not miss |
|---|---|---|---|
Pay online or log in |
Use Broward’s Online Utility Bill System. |
AccessBROWARD login, WWS account number, service address and payment method. |
First-time online users must create an AccessBROWARD account and link WWS account(s). |
Pay by phone |
Call 954-831-3250. |
Account number, amount due and card/e-check information. |
The same number also provides 24-hour customer account status information. |
Pay cash |
Pay by cash at any authorized Amscot location. |
Bill, account number and cash. |
Keep the receipt until your WWS account shows the payment. |
Pay in person |
Visit Pompano Beach or Lauderhill WWS Customer Service Center. |
Bill, account number, ID if changing account, and payment method. |
Walk-in centers are listed Monday-Friday, 8 AM-5 PM, closed weekends. |
Open new service |
Use WWS application only if Broward WWS serves the property. |
Owner closing/deed documents or tenant lease/authorization, photo ID, deposit and $35 application fee. |
Owner, tenant and prior account balances must be satisfied where applicable. |
High bill or leak |
Review usage, fix leak, then use leak/pool credit application if eligible. |
Repair proof, account number, service address, repair date, plumber/license information if applicable. |
Leak credit may be considered once per 12 months; pool sewer credit once every two years. |
Emergency or critical alert |
Sign up for Broward WWS emergency and critical alerts. |
Phone, email and service address. |
Alerts can matter during boil notices, main work, flooding or system events. |
Unsure who serves your address |
Verify before applying or paying. |
Service address and current provider name on bill. |
Broward cities often have different city utilities; this page is for Broward County WWS accounts only. |
Provider check: Broward County has many municipal water providers. If your bill says Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pompano Beach city utility, Plantation, Sunrise, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, Margate, Deerfield Beach or another city utility, do not use the Broward WWS payment page unless your bill specifically says Broward County Water and Wastewater Services.
Official Broward County Water Utilities Contact Box
Main Customer Payment Center
Broward County WWS
2555 West Copans Road
Pompano Beach, FL 33069
Phone: 954-831-3250
Email: water@broward.org
Customer Service: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM-4:45 PM
Walk-In Payment Centers
Pompano Beach:
2555 West Copans Road
Pompano Beach, FL 33069
Lauderhill:
1491 NW 40th Avenue, Suite 7
Lauderhill, FL 33313
Both locations are listed Monday-Friday, 8 AM-5 PM.
Utility Role
Broward WWS provides safe drinking water for about 59,000 customers and regional wastewater service for more than 600,000 residents.
WWS operates under Broward County Public Works and handles utility operations, customer service, water management and financial management.
Contact route |
Use for |
Best user action |
|---|---|---|
Billing, account status, pay by phone, AccessBROWARD help, new service, deposits, disconnection questions, leak credit, pool credit and water quality concerns. | Have account number, service address, payment confirmation and ID details ready. | |
New service application packages, document follow-up and non-urgent account questions. | Include service address, account/applicant name and readable attachments. | |
Pompano Beach center | Walk-in customer service, payment and application support. | Use if you need staff help with documents or payment proof. |
Lauderhill center | Walk-in customer service and bill payment. | Use if closer to central/west Broward service area. |
Amscot | Authorized cash bill payment. | Bring bill/account number and keep receipt. |
AccessBROWARD | Online payment login and account linking. | Create account first, then link each WWS account you want to pay online. |
Bill Pay and Login: AccessBROWARD, Phone, Amscot and Walk-In Payment
Online payment
Pay securely by electronic check or credit card through Broward’s WWS online utility bill system.
AccessBROWARD
First online payment requires an AccessBROWARD account and linked WWS account.
Auto Pay
Automatic payment from checking or savings is available by authorization form.
Cash payment
Broward lists Amscot as an authorized cash payment option.
Open the official WWS payment page
Start from Broward’s Online Utility Bill System page. It explains online payment and AccessBROWARD registration.
Create or sign into AccessBROWARD
For first online payment, create an AccessBROWARD profile. Then link the WWS account or accounts you want to pay online.
Pay by e-check or credit card
Use the official system to make a secure payment. Broward says credit card information is not stored, so manual card users may need to access the account each month.
Use Auto Pay if you want set-and-forget billing
Automatic payment from checking or savings requires an authorization form. Contact Customer Service at 954-831-3250 for the current form and setup instructions.
Payment method |
Official detail |
Best for |
Avoid this mistake |
|---|---|---|---|
Online utility bill system | Secure payment by electronic check or credit card; requires AccessBROWARD login and linked WWS account for first-time users. | Regular online payment and account linking. | Do not use a payment link from search ads or unofficial water-bill sites. |
Phone payment | Call 954-831-3250. | When login fails or you need customer account status. | Have account number and payment method ready before calling. |
Auto Pay | Automatic payment from checking or savings account by authorization form. | Avoiding missed due dates and manual monthly card entry. | Do not assume Auto Pay is active until WWS confirms setup. |
Amscot cash payment | Broward lists cash payment at any Amscot location as an authorized payment method. | Cash customers. | Keep receipt and call if payment is close to cutoff. |
Pompano Beach center | 2555 West Copans Road; payment center listed Monday-Friday 8 AM-5 PM. | In-person payment, applications and account help. | Bring ID if changing service. |
Lauderhill center | 1491 NW 40th Avenue, Suite 7; listed Monday-Friday 8 AM-5 PM. | In-person payment and west/central Broward access. | Do not go on weekends; centers are closed Saturday-Sunday. |
Mail or bank bill pay | Use only if your current bill gives a mailing/remit address and there is enough processing time. | Routine non-urgent payment. | Do not use near a delinquency or service-risk date. |
Official payment links:
Start, Transfer or Close Broward WWS Water / Sewer Service
Owner service
- Use Broward WWS application only if property is served by WWS.
- Provide fully executed closing document, warranty deed, certificate of title, tax deed or similar proof.
- Attach government-issued photo ID such as driver license or passport.
- Pay security deposit based on meter size and service type.
- Pay non-refundable $35 new service application fee.
Tenant service
- Provide fully executed lease or authorization letter signed by owner and tenant.
- Mobile-home park renters may need signed authorization letter or lease.
- Attach government-issued photo ID for lessee.
- Owner balances for service address must be satisfied.
- Prior tenant/co-tenant balances must be satisfied before service.
Before applying
- Verify Broward WWS actually serves the property.
- Call 954-831-3250 if unsure about provider.
- Prepare readable PDFs or photos before emailing.
- Email completed package to water@broward.org.
- Do not wait until move-in day if documents or balances may delay setup.
New service item |
Amount / requirement |
What it means |
|---|---|---|
Application fee | $35.00 | Non-refundable new service application fee. |
5/8-inch deposit | $50 water + $65 sewer = $115 total | Common small residential meter deposit when both services apply. |
1-inch deposit | $185 water + $250 sewer = $435 total | Larger meter deposit. |
1.5-inch deposit | $400 water + $880 sewer = $1,280 total | Larger meter deposit. |
2-inch deposit | $900 water + $1,320 sewer = $2,220 total | Large meter deposit. |
Meter over 2 inches | Estimated billing for two months | Deposit is not a flat table amount. |
Double deposit | Deposit may be doubled after non-payment discontinuance or more than one bad check in 12 months | Payment history matters for future service. |
Deposit refund | A portion may be refunded once account is closed | Provide correct forwarding information when closing service. |
2026 Broward County Water and Wastewater Rates
Broward WWS fiscal year 2026 rates, fees and charges apply to services rendered on or after October 1, 2025. Most residential customers should look at the customer charge, minimum monthly charge, water volume tier and wastewater volume line before assuming a bill is wrong.
Customer charge
$5.49 per account, per month.
5/8″ residential base
$16.64 water + $26.52 wastewater minimum monthly charge.
Water tiers
Single-family water tiers range from $2.14 to $10.95 per 1,000 gallons.
Wastewater
Single-family wastewater volume is $5.48 per 1,000 gallons for 0-15,000 gallons.
Single-family residential water, FY 2026 |
Rate per 1,000 gallons |
Plain-English note |
|---|---|---|
0-3,000 gallons | $2.14 | Lowest household water tier. |
4,000-6,000 gallons | $3.86 | Moderate monthly use. |
7,000-12,000 gallons | $9.04 | Higher use; irrigation or leaks can push bills here. |
Over 12,000 gallons | $10.95 | Highest single-family residential water tier. |
Single-family wastewater 0-15,000 gallons | $5.48 | Wastewater volume charge for first 15,000 gallons. |
Single-family wastewater over 15,000 gallons | No charge | Listed as no charge over 15,000 gallons. |
Minimum monthly charge |
Water |
Wastewater |
When it applies |
|---|---|---|---|
5/8-inch single-family meter | $16.64 | $26.52 | Common residential minimum. |
1-inch meter, ARC 20,000 gallons or less | $16.64 | $26.52 | ARC means actual residential average monthly consumption from prior calendar year. |
1-inch meter, ARC over 20,000 gallons | $47.49 | $61.92 | Higher average-consumption category. |
1.5-inch meter | $88.91 | $159.36 | Larger residential meter. |
Multi-family / mobile home per unit | $13.17 | $19.75 | Per-unit minimum monthly charge. |
Other FY 2026 rate / fee |
Amount |
Bill-check note |
|---|---|---|
Commercial water 0-75% of AAC | $5.44 per 1,000 gallons | AAC means actual average monthly consumption for prior fiscal year. |
Commercial water over 75% of AAC | $11.19 per 1,000 gallons | High commercial usage tier. |
Commercial wastewater | $5.48 per 1,000 gallons | All meter sizes. |
Irrigation water first tier | $9.08 per 1,000 gallons | Tier threshold depends on irrigation meter size. |
Irrigation water second tier | $11.23 per 1,000 gallons | Higher irrigation usage tier. |
5/8-inch irrigation minimum | $20.68 | Minimum monthly charge for small irrigation meter. |
Service disconnection turn-on / turn-off | $25.00 | Field service charge per occurrence. |
Illegal turn-on or meter tampering | $100.00 | Do not restore service yourself. |
Backflow new service | $15.00 | Backflow prevention program fee line. |
Backflow recertification | $10.00 | Backflow prevention program fee line. |
Rate-check tip: a Broward WWS bill can include customer charge, water minimum, water volume tier, wastewater minimum, wastewater volume, deposit, late/past balance, field service charges, backflow items or irrigation charges. Separate the line items before calling the whole increase a “water usage” problem.
High Bill, Leak Adjustment and Pool Credit
Leak credit
Residential and commercial customers may be considered for one-time leak adjustment credit once per 12 months.
Customer side
Leak adjustment is for water loss that occurred on the customer side of the meter.
Pool credit
Residential customers may be considered once every two years for sewer portion of bill when pool is fully emptied and refilled.
Proof matters
Repair details, payment information and consumption returning to normal help support review.
High-bill clue |
Fast check |
What to ask Broward WWS |
|---|---|---|
Usage jumped suddenly | Compare gallons this month with same month last year and prior two bills. | Was the meter read actual, estimated or corrected? |
Toilet leak | Use dye test in toilet tank and check whether color appears in bowl without flushing. | Would repaired toilet leak qualify for adjustment? |
Irrigation leak | Check zones, broken heads, wet spots, valve boxes and timer schedule. | Did irrigation usage move water into $9.04 or $10.95 tier? |
Service-line leak | Turn off all fixtures and watch meter or usage indicator if safe. | Is the leak on customer side or utility side of the meter? |
Pool refill | Document date, pool dimensions, gallons and reason for full empty/refill. | Does the sewer portion qualify for pool credit? |
Prior balance | Separate current charges from unpaid balance and late/field charges. | What part of bill is current usage vs past due? |
Apartment or rental leak | Document notices to landlord, repair requests and photos. | Who is account holder and who can submit the adjustment form? |
Meter dispute | Take photo of meter reading and bill read date if available. | Can WWS review the read and account history? |
Emergency Alerts, Water Quality, Service Lines and Fluoride Update
Emergency alerts
Broward WWS encourages customers to sign up for CodeRED emergency and critical alerts for the water and wastewater system served by Broward County.
Water quality report
The 2025 water-quality report page links water service area maps, lead tap sampling information and EPA hotline resources.
Lead service lines
Broward WWS states its service-line inventory is complete and 100% of service lines are identified as non-lead.
Topic |
Official context |
User action |
|---|---|---|
Emergency alerts | WWS uses CodeRED for phone or email contact during emergency situations or critical alerts in the WWS service area. | Subscribe with your correct phone, email and service address. |
Boil-water notices | Broward posts boil-water alert information during Emergency Operations Center activation and through water provider alerts. | Check official alerts and follow boil/disinfection directions if your area is listed. |
2025 Water Quality Report | Report page includes water system data, service areas, source-water assessment references and lead information. | Use the latest report before making safety claims. |
Lead testing concern | Water-quality report says customers concerned about lead can contact Broward WWS at 954-831-3250. | Call WWS and review the lead-info page. |
Service-line inventory | WWS says 100% of service lines have been identified as non-lead. | Use the service-line inventory page for property/system context. |
Fluoride | Broward WWS states it stopped adding fluoride to drinking water as of June 23, 2025. | Use WWS updates for current treatment information. |
Free chlorination | Broward WWS posts free-chlorination dates by water service area. | Expect possible taste/odor differences during scheduled free chlorination. |
Misleading water-quality flyers | Broward warns that official-looking door-hanger water sampling kits may be private company solicitations, not Broward County requirements. | Call 954-831-3250 before sharing personal info or buying testing services. |
Irrigation help | WWS partners with Broward NatureScape Irrigation Service for free scheduling/efficiency recommendations for city water irrigation systems. | Use this help before high summer irrigation bills. |
Scams, Impostors and Fake Water Testing Flyers
Do not let pressure tactics control payment. Broward warns about people pretending to be Water and Wastewater Services employees or contractors. Call 954-831-3250 to verify whether a person, payment request, refund claim or water-testing contact is really connected to Broward WWS.
Warning sign |
Why it matters |
Safe response |
|---|---|---|
Door hanger says Broward County water sample required | Broward says official-looking water sampling kits may be private company solicitations. | Call 954-831-3250 before sending sample or personal information. |
Someone asks to enter home as WWS employee | Impostors may pretend to be employees or contractors. | Verify through WWS before allowing access. |
Unexpected refund request | Broward says refunds are either credited to account or mailed to utility service address. | Do not give bank/card info to unsolicited callers. |
Phone call demands immediate payment | Utility scams often use shutoff pressure. | Hang up and call 954-831-3250 yourself. |
Text/email payment link | Could be phishing. | Open official Broward WWS page manually. |
Cash payment outside Amscot or WWS center | Broward lists specific authorized payment routes. | Use only authorized methods and keep receipt. |
Local Notes: Broward Service Areas, City Utilities and Account Confusion
Local issue |
Why it matters |
Best next step |
|---|---|---|
Not every Broward address uses Broward WWS | Many cities operate separate water, sewer or stormwater billing systems. | Check provider name on bill before paying. |
AccessBROWARD account vs WWS account | AccessBROWARD is the online identity; WWS account is the utility account you link. | Create login first, then add WWS account. |
Multiple properties | Online payment page says users can link WWS account(s). | Add each account separately and verify service address before paying. |
Credit card not stored | Broward says credit card information is not stored for monthly card payments. | Use Auto Pay authorization form if you want automatic checking/savings draft. |
Irrigation meter | Irrigation water has separate tiers and minimum monthly charges. | Check whether the high bill is irrigation rather than household use. |
Multi-family/mobile home | Rates are per unit and thresholds differ from single-family tiers. | Use correct rate category before estimating bill. |
Commercial account | AAC-based commercial water rates differ from residential tiers. | Use commercial rate schedule and prior fiscal-year average usage. |
Wastewater regional service | WWS provides regional wastewater service to many residents beyond retail water accounts. | Confirm whether bill is water, sewer, resale, bulk, municipal or retail customer category. |
Map: Broward County WWS Customer Service Centers
Location / route |
Address or phone |
Use for |
|---|---|---|
Pompano Beach WWS center | 2555 West Copans Road, Pompano Beach, FL 33069 | Walk-in customer service, bill payment, new service documents, account help. |
Lauderhill WWS center | 1491 NW 40th Avenue, Suite 7, Lauderhill, FL 33313 | Walk-in customer service and bill payment. |
Customer Service / pay by phone | 954-831-3250 | Billing, account status, payment, new service, leak credit, water-quality questions. |
Email | water@broward.org | Application packages and non-urgent account communication. |
Authorized cash payment | Amscot locations | Cash payment with receipt. |
Broward Government Center | 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL | County Commission meeting reference from water-quality report; not a WWS payment counter. |
Broward County Water Utilities FAQ
What is the Broward County Water Utilities phone number?
Call Broward County Water and Wastewater Services Customer Service at 954-831-3250 for billing, account status, pay by phone, online login help, new service, deposits, leak credit, pool credit and water-quality questions.
Where do I pay my Broward County water bill online?
Use Broward’s official Online Utility Bill System for WWS. First-time online users must create an AccessBROWARD account and link the WWS account or accounts they want to pay online.
Can I pay Broward WWS by phone?
Yes. Call 954-831-3250. The number is used for Customer Service, pay-by-phone routing and 24-hour customer account status information.
Where are Broward WWS walk-in payment centers?
Broward lists WWS customer service and bill-payment centers at 2555 West Copans Road, Pompano Beach, FL 33069, and 1491 NW 40th Avenue, Suite 7, Lauderhill, FL 33313. Both are listed Monday-Friday, 8 AM-5 PM.
Can I pay Broward WWS with cash?
Yes. Broward lists cash payment at any Amscot location as an authorized payment method. Keep the receipt until the payment appears on your WWS account.
How do I start Broward County WWS service?
First verify that Broward WWS serves the property. Owners need qualifying ownership documents, government-issued photo ID, deposit and $35 application fee. Tenants need a fully executed lease or owner/tenant authorization letter, photo ID, deposit, $35 application fee and any required prior balances cleared.
What are key FY 2026 Broward WWS residential water rates?
For FY 2026, single-family residential water is $2.14 per 1,000 gallons for 0-3,000 gallons, $3.86 for 4,000-6,000 gallons, $9.04 for 7,000-12,000 gallons and $10.95 over 12,000 gallons.
What is the 5/8-inch residential minimum bill line?
The FY 2026 minimum monthly charge for a 5/8-inch single-family residential meter is $16.64 for water and $26.52 for wastewater, plus the $5.49 customer charge per account per month.
Does Broward WWS offer leak adjustment?
Yes. Broward WWS may review accounts and consider a leak adjustment credit for water loss on the customer side of the meter. Residential and commercial customers can be considered for a one-time leak adjustment credit once per 12 months.
Does Broward WWS offer a pool fill credit?
Residential customers may be considered for a one-time pool credit on the sewer portion of the bill once every two years when a swimming pool is fully emptied and refilled, subject to the application and guidelines.
30-Second Broward County Water Checklist
Pay/Login: use Broward WWS Online Utility Bill System → sign into AccessBROWARD → link WWS account → pay by e-check or credit card.
Call: Customer Service and phone payment at 954-831-3250; email water@broward.org.
Visit: Pompano Beach center at 2555 W. Copans Road or Lauderhill center at 1491 NW 40th Avenue, Suite 7.
Cash: Broward lists Amscot as an authorized cash payment option; keep the receipt.
Start service: verify WWS serves the property, then submit owner/tenant documents, photo ID, deposit and $35 application fee.
High bill: check water tier, wastewater line, irrigation, leaks, prior balance and field charges before disputing the total.

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