Collier County Water Utility Desk: Pay, Log In, Call or Report Service Issues
Use this guide when your bill is from Collier County Public Utilities or the Collier County Water-Sewer District. It explains the official InvoiceCloud payment portal, account login, AutoPay, Pay by Text, 2.5% card fee, phone payment, Customer Service number, billing email, 2026 rate change timing, water and sewer emergency numbers, NotifyNow alerts, irrigation rules, wastewater and IQ/reuse water basics, water quality, lead-service-line lookup and local provider warnings for Naples, Marco Island, Everglades City, private wells, HOA master meters and unincorporated Collier accounts.
Start Here: Pick the Correct Collier Utility Action
Need |
Official action |
Have ready |
Do not miss |
|---|---|---|---|
Pay online or log in |
Use the Collier County Public Utilities InvoiceCloud payment gateway. |
Utility account number, customer name, service address, email/login and payment method. |
The gateway is external and hosted by a third party, but it is the County’s official payment gateway. |
Avoid card fee |
Set up AutoPay with ACH from a bank account through the payment portal. |
Bank routing number and account number. |
Debit and credit card payments have a 2.5% convenience fee; ACH AutoPay is the County’s listed way to avoid the card-processing fee. |
Pay by phone |
Call 239-252-2380 and select the secured phone-payment option. |
Account number, payment method and exact balance due. |
For online-account difficulty, call the same Customer Service number or email utilitybill@collier.gov. |
Service was disconnected |
Pay the outstanding balance, then use the “After-Hours Unlock Service” button if you need meter unlock after normal business hours. |
Balance due, account number, payment confirmation and unlock fee payment. |
County instructions say both the outstanding balance and after-hours unlock fee are necessary for after-hours meter unlock. |
Water outage, leak or boil notice |
Use NotifyNow or call 239-252-6245. |
Address, phone, email and exact issue location. |
NotifyNow map shows water service interruptions and precautionary boil water notices. |
Sewer backup or wastewater problem |
Call the 24/7 wastewater number 239-252-2600 before calling a private plumber. |
Address, fixtures affected, time started and whether neighbors are affected. |
The County specifically says to call this number before calling a private plumber. |
Trash, recycling or cart service on utility bill |
Call Public Utilities Customer Service at 239-252-2380. |
Address, collection day, cart issue, billing line and photos if helpful. |
Utility Billing also handles residential curbside trash collection customer service. |
Unsure if Collier County is your provider |
Check provider name on the bill first. |
Service address, bill header, HOA/master-meter details. |
Some addresses use City of Naples, Marco Island, Everglades City, private wells/septic, HOA master meters or community-submeter billing. |
Provider check: this page is for Collier County Public Utilities / Collier County Water-Sewer District customers. If your bill comes from City of Naples, Marco Island, Everglades City, an HOA, a landlord/submeter company, or a private well/septic arrangement, use that provider’s instructions instead of the County InvoiceCloud portal.
Official Collier County Water Utility Contact Box
Utility Billing & Customer Service
Phone: 239-252-2380
Email: utilitybill@collier.gov
Use for: bills, payments, portal trouble, AutoPay, account changes, residential curbside trash service questions and general utility account help.
County Government Center
Address:
3299 Tamiami Trail East
Naples, FL 34112
General County phone: 239-252-8999
General hours: Monday-Friday, 8 AM-5 PM
Emergency Routing
Water emergency / leak:
239-252-6245
Wastewater emergency:
239-252-2600
Emergency danger: 911
Contact route |
Use for |
Best user action |
|---|---|---|
Utility bill, payment posting, InvoiceCloud account trouble, AutoPay, service request, trash/recycling billing, cart service and account questions. | Have account number, service address, payment confirmation and callback number ready. | |
Non-urgent billing/account questions, account updates and portal help. | Include account number, service address, customer name and phone number. | |
Online payment, profile registration, paperless billing, AutoPay, scheduled payments, Pay by Text and payment history. | Use official County link to avoid imposter payment pages. | |
Water emergency, water leak, water outage, NotifyNow issue reporting and boil-notice map assistance. | Use exact address and cross street. | |
24/7 wastewater service problem or sewer emergency. | Call before calling a private plumber for sewer backup/service issue. | |
311 / 239-252-4311 | General Collier 311 service requests; outside Collier County use 239-252-4311. | Use 311 for non-emergency County services; call 911 for emergencies. |
Bill Pay and Login: InvoiceCloud, AutoPay, Pay by Text, Phone and Paperless
Online account
Register to create a profile, manage the account, view payment history and set paperless billing.
Payment methods
Visa, Mastercard, Discover, AmEx, eCheck, Google Pay and Apple Pay are listed by the County.
Card fee
A 2.5% convenience fee applies to debit and credit card payments.
ACH AutoPay
Use bank routing and account number for ACH AutoPay if you want to avoid the card-processing fee.
Open the official Collier pay gateway
Start from Collier County Ways to Pay or go directly to InvoiceCloud for Collier County.
Choose profile, guest-style payment or scheduled payment
Create a profile if you want payment history, paperless billing, reminders, Pay by Text, AutoPay or multiple bills in one transaction. Use the payment screen for a faster one-time payment when you only need to clear the current bill.
Review payment fee before submitting
Debit and credit card users should expect the 2.5% convenience fee. Customers who prefer avoiding the card fee can enroll in ACH AutoPay with bank routing and account numbers.
Save proof, then call if service is at risk
Save confirmation number, amount, account number, payment method and time. If your service was disconnected or you need after-hours meter unlock, pay the outstanding balance and required after-hours unlock fee, then confirm with Customer Service.
Payment / account route |
Official detail |
Best for |
Avoid this mistake |
|---|---|---|---|
InvoiceCloud profile | Register, manage account, set paperless billing, AutoPay, scheduled payments, reminders and view up to two years of payment history. | Regular customers and property managers. | Do not use unofficial bill-pay websites or ads. |
Credit/debit card | Visa, Mastercard, Discover and AmEx are listed payment methods. | Fast payment and proof when timing matters. | Remember the 2.5% convenience fee. |
eCheck | eCheck is listed as an accepted method through the payment gateway. | Bank-account payment without using a card. | Check routing/account numbers carefully. |
ACH AutoPay | Bank routing number and account number required for enrollment. | Avoiding card-processing fee and missed bills. | Do not assume AutoPay is active until the portal confirms it. |
Pay by Text | Text notifications can show bill notice and give the option to pay through text with default payment method. | Customers who miss email/mail reminders. | Keep phone number current in the billing account. |
Pay by phone | Call 239-252-2380 and select the secured phone-payment option. | Phone payment when portal access is difficult. | Save confirmation and call back if disconnection is involved. |
Multiple bills in one transaction | Payment gateway supports shopping-cart feature to link and pay multiple bills. | Owners/managers with more than one property or bill. | Verify each account and address before checkout. |
After-hours unlock | After disconnection, pay outstanding balance and use the After-Hours Unlock Service button to pay the unlock fee. | Disconnected account needing after-hours meter unlock. | Both payments are necessary under County instructions. |
Official payment links:
Start, Stop, Billing Address Change, Text Alerts and Account Requests
New or changed service
- Confirm the property is in Collier County Water-Sewer District service area.
- Use County customer-service forms for billing address changes and account updates.
- Keep ownership, closing, lease, HOA or property-management details ready if asked.
- Update phone/email so NotifyNow and billing alerts reach you.
- Call 239-252-2380 if a move-in, move-out or transfer must be timed precisely.
SMS and email alerts
- County SMS program may send billing reminders, payment confirmations and service updates.
- Customers may receive outage notifications and account-related information.
- Reply HELP for assistance or STOP to opt out where applicable.
- Keep mobile number current in your utility account.
- HOA or master-meter communities may receive notifications through property management.
Move-out / final balance
- Confirm the final bill and last service date.
- Provide forwarding address if a refund or final notice is expected.
- Remove or update AutoPay only after final balance is settled.
- Request estoppel or lien information early for closings.
- Save payment and cancellation confirmations.
Account task |
Who to contact |
Micro-step |
|---|---|---|
Billing address change | Utility Billing & Customer Service. | Use the County customer-service forms page or email utilitybill@collier.gov with account number and service address. |
Text/email account alerts | Collier County Water-Sewer Utility Customer Service. | Keep phone and email current; watch for reminders, confirmations and outage/service updates. |
Difficulty with online account | 239-252-2380 or utilitybill@collier.gov. | Describe portal issue, browser/device, account number and error message. |
Estoppel/lien request | Collier County Public Utilities / Orange Data external process. | Title companies and closing agents should use official County directions for outstanding-debt searches. |
HOA/master meter account | Property management or HOA plus County map. | Residents under master-meter billing may not receive direct account alerts from the County. |
Residential curbside cart issue | 239-252-2380. | Call for missing/stolen/damaged carts, cart services or specialty bulky-item scheduling. |
Specialty bulky pickup | 239-252-2380. | Call 48 hours in advance for specialty bulky items like appliances, electronics, tires and batteries. |
2026 Collier County Water, Wastewater and IQ Water Rate Check
Collier County says its new Water and Sewer Rate Resolution 2026-60 becomes effective October 1, 2026. Bills before that date may reflect the prior effective rate schedule, while bills after that date should be checked against the new resolution and the exact billing-period dates. Use the current bill and portal balance as the final source for your account.
New rate date
Water and Sewer Rate Resolution 2026-60 is effective October 1, 2026.
Card fee
Debit/credit card utility payments add a 2.5% convenience fee.
Wastewater 2026
The new resolution summary lists 5/8" and 3/4" wastewater base at $56.51 effective 10/1/2026.
Usage unit
Water and wastewater usage tables are based on gallons, commonly shown per 1,000 gallons.
Common 2026 bill line |
What it means |
How to verify |
|---|---|---|
Water base charge | Fixed monthly water charge based on meter size. | Check meter size on bill and current rate resolution. |
Water volumetric charge | Usage charge that increases by consumption block and meter-size block structure. | Compare gallons/blocks, not only total dollars. |
Wastewater base charge | Fixed monthly sewer charge by meter size. | For 5/8" and 3/4" accounts, the new 10/1/2026 resolution summary shows $56.51. |
Wastewater volumetric rate | Usage-based wastewater charge per 1,000 gallons. | The new resolution summary shows $7.94 per 1,000 gallons effective 10/1/2026. |
Residential wastewater cap | Individually metered residential wastewater usage charges are capped at 15,000 gallons in the rate-summary footnote. | Check if account is individually metered residential. |
IQ / irrigation quality water | Reuse/irrigation quality water for irrigation where available. | Look for IQ water line, availability, usage and community rules. |
Solid waste / cart services | Residential curbside trash/recycling services may be connected to Public Utilities Customer Service. | Check if the bill includes residential curbside solid-waste line. |
Credit card convenience fee | 2.5% fee on debit/credit card payment. | Use ACH AutoPay if you want the listed route to avoid the card fee. |
After-hours unlock fee | Separate fee/button may be required after service disconnection. | Pay outstanding balance and after-hours unlock fee where applicable. |
Estoppel / lien balance | Outstanding utility debt can matter during sale/closing. | Closing agents should request official payoff/estoppel early. |
Water-rate item to check |
Why it changes the bill |
Reader action |
|---|---|---|
Meter size | Base charges rise with larger meter sizes. | Confirm 5/8", 3/4", 1", 1.5", 2" or larger meter on the bill. |
Consumption blocks | More gallons can move use into higher blocks. | Compare current gallons against prior month and same season last year. |
Irrigation use | Sprinklers, pool fill and landscape water can be the largest driver in dry season. | Check controller, rain sensor and permitted watering days. |
Wastewater cap | Residential sewer usage may be capped, but water usage may not be. | Separate water and wastewater lines before disputing. |
Rate effective date | October 1, 2026 starts the new resolution period. | Match billing dates to the correct rate period. |
Master-meter community | HOA/submeter allocation may not match individual household usage directly. | Ask property manager for master-meter allocation formula and County account reference. |
Payment method | Card fee adds 2.5% to payment amount. | Use ACH if fee avoidance is the priority. |
Service issue | A leak, running toilet or broken irrigation zone may show as high consumption. | Check for leaks before assuming rate error. |
Rate-check tip: because Collier’s 2026 rate change takes effect October 1, 2026, do not compare a September bill and an October bill without checking the billing dates, meter size, usage blocks, wastewater cap, card fee, solid-waste lines and any after-hours/unlock or service charges.
High Bill, Leak Check, Irrigation Spike and Payment-Fee Troubleshooting
Check gallons first
Compare consumption before comparing total dollars.
Check irrigation
Collier irrigation is limited by address and no irrigation is allowed Friday.
Separate fee lines
Card convenience fee, solid waste, unlock and service charges are not water use.
Use NotifyNow
Check outage/boil notice map before assuming a private plumbing issue.
High-bill clue |
Fast check |
What to ask Collier County |
|---|---|---|
Usage jumped suddenly | Compare this month’s gallons against prior bill and same month last year. | Was the meter read actual, estimated, corrected or affected by service work? |
Toilet leak | Use dye in toilet tank and see whether color enters bowl without flushing. | Does the usage pattern look like continuous flow? |
Irrigation controller | Check assigned days, start time, run time, rain sensor and broken heads. | Did outdoor use move the account into a higher water block? |
Pool fill or auto-fill | Check pool fill date, auto-fill valve and visible water loss. | Can any wastewater billing review apply based on documented pool fill or leak? |
Service-line leak | Turn off all fixtures and watch whether meter movement continues if safe and accessible. | Is the issue on the customer side or County side of the meter? |
Sewer backup | Stop using water if backup worsens and call wastewater 24/7 at 239-252-2600. | Should County inspect before I call a private plumber? |
Payment fee surprise | Look for 2.5% card convenience fee in checkout or receipt. | Can ACH AutoPay avoid future card-processing fees? |
Trash/recycling charge | Check if residential curbside collection line is on the utility bill. | Is the increase from water/sewer or solid-waste/cart service? |
Master-meter/HOA bill | Ask whether property has direct Collier account or master-meter allocation. | Who receives NotifyNow notices and how is usage allocated? |
Water Emergency, Sewer Backup, Boil Notice, Outage Map and NotifyNow
Water emergency / leak
Call: 239-252-6245
Use for water outages, leaks, issue reporting and NotifyNow water-service routing.
Wastewater emergency
24/7: 239-252-2600
Use for wastewater service problems and sewer backups before calling a private plumber.
NotifyNow alerts
NotifyNow gives water service notifications by text/email and shows interruptions or boil notices on the map.
Problem |
What to say |
Helpful details |
|---|---|---|
Water outage | “Water is out at [address].” | Whole property or one fixture? neighbors affected? any NotifyNow map issue? |
Water leak / main break | “Water is flowing at [exact location/cross street].” | Flow direction, pavement damage, flooding risk and photos only if safe. |
Precautionary boil water notice | “Is my address under a boil water notice?” | Ask affected area, start time, instructions and when rescission will be posted. |
Sewer backup | “Wastewater is backing up at [fixture/location].” | Stop water use if backup worsens; keep people/pets away from wastewater. |
Wastewater odor or manhole overflow | “There is sewer odor/overflow at [location].” | Nearest address, manhole location, flow amount and time first noticed. |
Billing shutoff or unlock | “This is a billing/payment and meter-unlock issue.” | Use 239-252-2380 with account and payment confirmation. |
HOA master-meter outage | “My community may be master metered.” | Contact HOA/management and check NotifyNow map for area issues. |
Water Quality, Lead Service Lines, Fluoride, Free Chlorine and IQ Reuse Water
2025 report
County news says 2025 testing found no water quality violations, no PFAS and no lead in the County drinking water system.
Service-line lookup
The County service-line page says no lead lines have been identified and provides an interactive map.
Fluoride discontinued
The County states added fluoride was discontinued at 1 PM on February 13, 2024.
Topic |
Official context |
User action |
|---|---|---|
Annual drinking water report | 2025 report is available in English and Spanish at collier.gov/report. | Use the latest report before making safety claims. |
PFAS / lead summary | County news says 2025 testing found no water quality violations, no PFAS and no lead in the County drinking water system. | Open the full report for exact tables and definitions. |
Lead service lines | County says no lead lines have been identified and provides an interactive service-line map. | Search your property if you want material on record. |
Lead at home | County notes its water does not contain lead when it leaves treatment plants. | For older household plumbing concerns, flush cold water and consider certified testing. |
Fluoride | Added fluoride in the public potable supply was discontinued February 13, 2024. | Ask dental/medical provider about fluoride needs for children or high-risk adults. |
Temporary free chlorine | County drinking-water page posted a temporary modification from chloramines to free chlorine from July 31 to August 28. | Expect possible taste/odor difference during announced maintenance periods. |
IQ / reuse water | Irrigation Quality section oversees reuse water distribution, regulatory compliance and capital projects. | Use IQ water only for approved irrigation/reuse purposes. |
Reuse system scale | County page lists 6.5 billion gallons of annual IQ water distribution, 6,014 irrigated acres and 135 miles of pipe. | Check IQ account line and community rules if reuse water serves your property. |
Wastewater | Wastewater Division operates and maintains wastewater and reclaimed/reuse water systems for compliance and service demands. | Call 239-252-2600 for wastewater service problems before calling plumber. |
Irrigation Restrictions, Water Shortage Updates and Reuse Water Rules
Current local rule to check first: Collier County’s irrigation page says the Water Conservation Ordinance for Landscape Irrigation applies whether you irrigate with potable water, private well water or reuse/irrigation quality water. The South Florida Water Management District rescinded the 2026 Lee/Collier water-shortage warning on June 4, 2026, but still encourages water conservation and following local year-round irrigation rules.
Irrigation rule / issue |
Official detail |
Best user action |
|---|---|---|
Even addresses | May irrigate Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. | Set controller to allowed days only. |
Odd addresses | May irrigate Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. | Check address number and HOA schedule. |
Friday | No irrigation is permitted Friday. | Disable Friday programs and manual starts. |
Time window | Irrigation is not allowed between 10 AM and 4 PM. | Water early morning or evening within allowed days. |
All water sources | Rules apply to potable water, private wells and reuse/irrigation quality water unless otherwise addressed. | Do not assume private well or IQ water is exempt. |
Rain sensor | SFWMD recommends checking timers, rain sensors, broken pipes and damaged sprinkler heads. | Fix before dry-season bills rise. |
Water shortage update | SFWMD rescinded the 2026 warning for Lee and Collier counties on June 4, 2026. | Still follow local year-round restrictions and check SFWMD during drought. |
HOA/community irrigation | Master-meter or reuse communities may have additional schedules. | Check property manager and County rules before changing controller. |
Trash, Recycling and Cart Lines That May Affect the Utility Bill
Curbside schedule
Use the County “Find Your Collection Days” tool by entering your home address.
Standard service
County page lists twice-a-week household waste, weekly recycling, weekly yard waste and weekly bulky-item collection.
Cart help
For cart services, call 239-252-2380; each home is entitled to 1 garbage cart and 2 recycling carts at no charge.
Solid-waste item |
Official detail |
Bill/check action |
|---|---|---|
Household waste | Twice-a-week collection. | Check collection day tool by address. |
Recycling | Once-a-week recycling collection. | Use yellow lid cart and do not bag recyclables. |
Yard waste | Once-a-week yard waste collection. | Follow bundle/bag/container limits. |
Bulky item | Weekly bulky collection; specialty bulky items require 48-hour advance call. | Call 239-252-2380 for appliances, electronics, tires and batteries. |
Cart setout | Place carts after 6 PM the night before and before 6 AM on collection day. | Keep carts 3 feet apart and away from obstacles. |
Cart entitlement | Each home gets 1 garbage cart and 2 recycling carts at no charge. | Call if carts are missing, stolen or damaged. |
Bill confusion | Solid-waste fees may be handled by Public Utilities Customer Service. | Separate garbage/recycling charges from water usage. |
Local Notes: Naples, Marco Island, Everglades City, HOA Master Meters and Private Wells
Local issue |
Why it matters |
Best next step |
|---|---|---|
City of Naples | Naples has its own city utility structure and may serve properties differently from Collier County Water-Sewer District. | Use the provider name on the bill before paying. |
Marco Island / Everglades City | Municipal utilities may not use Collier County InvoiceCloud account numbers. | Do not enter non-County accounts into the Collier payment portal. |
Unincorporated Collier | Many unincorporated addresses use Collier County Public Utilities, but not all do. | Check bill header and service address. |
HOA or master-meter billing | NotifyNow page says master-meter community customers may get notifications from property management or HOA. | Ask HOA whether you have direct County account or internal allocation. |
Private well / septic | Private well or septic customers may not receive County water/sewer bills. | Use health department/private system guidance instead of InvoiceCloud. |
Golden Gate / former FGUA areas | Some service areas have changed historically; bills and service maps matter. | Confirm account with Utility Billing if your provider recently changed. |
Hurricane season | Utility Billing page highlights hurricane preparedness, and Collier’s hurricane season runs June-November. | Update contacts, register for alerts and keep water stored before storms. |
Payment safety | County warns that exiting to payment gateway means third-party terms/privacy apply. | Start from collier.gov or InvoiceCloud official link, not an ad or email link. |
Map: Collier County Government Center / Utility Billing Reference
Location / route |
Address or phone |
Use for |
|---|---|---|
Collier County Government Center | 3299 Tamiami Trail East, Naples, FL 34112 | County Government Center reference; call ahead for exact Utility Billing counter/service availability. |
Utility Billing & Customer Service | 239-252-2380 / utilitybill@collier.gov | Billing, payments, account service, trash/recycling customer service and payment-gateway help. |
InvoiceCloud | invoicecloud.com/portal/colliercountyfl | Online payment, paperless billing, AutoPay, scheduled payments and payment history. |
Water emergency / leak | 239-252-6245 | Water outages, leaks, boil notice map and water service issue reporting. |
Wastewater emergency | 239-252-2600 | 24/7 sewer backup or wastewater service problem before calling plumber. |
Collier 311 | 311 inside county / 239-252-4311 outside county | General non-emergency County service requests. |
Collier County Water Utilities FAQ
What is the Collier County water utility billing phone number?
Call Collier County Public Utilities Utility Billing & Customer Service at 239-252-2380 for bill payment, InvoiceCloud login trouble, AutoPay, account questions, service requests and residential curbside trash/recycling customer service.
Where do I pay my Collier County water bill online?
Use the official Collier County Public Utilities InvoiceCloud payment gateway at invoicecloud.com/portal/colliercountyfl. Start from the County’s Ways to Pay page if you want to verify the link before entering payment information.
What payment methods does Collier County accept online?
The County’s payment page lists Visa, Mastercard, Discover, AmEx, eCheck, Google Pay and Apple Pay. Customers can also register for paperless billing, AutoPay, scheduled payments and Pay by Text.
Does Collier County charge a card convenience fee?
Yes. Collier County Public Utilities says a 2.5% convenience fee is added for customers who pay utility bills with a debit or credit card. The County states customers can set up AutoPay with ACH bank payment if they prefer to avoid the credit-card processing fee.
Can I pay Collier County water by phone?
Yes. Call 239-252-2380 and select the secured phone-payment option. Keep the confirmation number, payment amount and account number in case Customer Service needs to verify posting.
Who do I call for a Collier County water leak or outage?
Call Collier County Water at 239-252-6245 for water emergencies, leaks, outages or issue reporting. You can also use the NotifyNow map to view service interruptions and precautionary boil water notices.
Who do I call for a sewer backup in Collier County?
Call the 24/7 wastewater service problem number at 239-252-2600 before calling a private plumber. Give the service address, fixtures affected, time started and whether neighbors are affected.
When do Collier County 2026 water and sewer rates change?
Collier County states Water and Sewer Rate Resolution 2026-60 is effective October 1, 2026. Compare bills by billing-period dates, meter size, water usage, wastewater usage, IQ water, solid-waste lines and payment method fees.
What are Collier County irrigation days?
Collier’s irrigation page says even addresses may irrigate Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, odd addresses may irrigate Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, irrigation is not allowed between 10 AM and 4 PM, and no irrigation is permitted Friday.
Does Collier County water have lead or PFAS?
Collier County’s June 2026 announcement says 2025 water-quality testing found no water quality violations, no PFAS and no lead in the County drinking water system. The County service-line page also says no lead service lines have been identified.
30-Second Collier County Water Checklist
Pay/Login: use InvoiceCloud at invoicecloud.com/portal/colliercountyfl → register or pay → review 2.5% card fee → save confirmation.
Call: Utility Billing 239-252-2380; water emergency/leak 239-252-6245; wastewater emergency 239-252-2600; Collier 311 for general requests.
Email: utilitybill@collier.gov for billing, portal and account questions.
Rates: Water and Sewer Rate Resolution 2026-60 becomes effective October 1, 2026; compare billing dates before estimating a bill.
Alerts: use NotifyNow for text/email water-service notifications and the outage/boil-notice map.
High bill: check usage gallons, irrigation schedule, toilets, pool fill, private leaks, wastewater cap, solid-waste lines and payment fees before disputing the total.
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