MyH2O Water Bill Help Desk: Pay, Login, Call or Check High Usage
Use this page like a Fort Worth water customer desk: pay the bill, log in to MyH2O, call the right number, report an emergency, start or stop service, check a high bill, request a leak adjustment, or understand 2026 rates.
Start Here: Fort Worth Water Fast Answer Board
Need |
Official action |
Prepare first |
Do not miss |
|---|---|---|---|
Pay or log in online |
Account number, service address, email, phone, payment method. |
Online water bill payment is listed as free for customers; save confirmation. |
|
One-time payment |
Use MyH2O portal one-time payment / pay bill option. |
Account number from top-left of bill. |
Commercial users may also need cycle and route numbers. |
Pay by phone |
Call 817-392-4477, select option 2. |
Utility account number, checking/card details. |
If service is interrupted, pending interruption, or you need a payment arrangement, contact customer service during business hours after paying. |
Water main break or sewer backup |
Call 817-392-4477, select option 1. |
Address, cross street, issue type, when it started, safety risk. |
Emergency reporting is 24/7. |
Payment plan / bill trouble |
Call 817-392-4477. |
Balance, due date, hardship details, payment amount you can make. |
Failure to follow agreed payment plans can result in disconnection. |
High bill / leak adjustment |
Repair receipt, account number, address, high-bill dates, repair date/description. |
Leak repair adjustment request must be submitted within 60 days of repair completion. |
Most common mistake: using an unauthorized payment location, missing the MyH2O account/cycle/route details, or assuming an online payment protects interrupted service without calling customer service.
Official Phone, Address, Hours and Mail Routes
Customer Service
Phone: 817-392-4477
Call Center: Monday-Friday, 7 AM-7 PM, excluding city holidays.
Emergency: same number, 24/7, select option 1.
Walk-in Assistance
New City Hall
100 Fort Worth Trail
5th Floor
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Walk-in hours: Monday-Friday, 8 AM-5 PM, excluding city holidays.
Mailing Addresses
Bill payments:
Fort Worth Water
P.O. Box 961003
Fort Worth, TX 76161-0003
Other correspondence:
Fort Worth Water
P.O. Box 870
Fort Worth, TX 76101-0870
Route |
Use for |
Important note |
|---|---|---|
Account questions, new/transfer/stop service subject-line requests, bill help. |
Use a clear subject: New Account, Transfer Service, Stop Service, Leak Adjustment, or Payment Question. |
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Water Public Education / general water program contact shown on official pages. |
Not the fastest route for account-specific payment protection. |
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Water Conservation Section. |
Use for watering-rule questions or possible violation issues. |
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Watering schedule, irrigation notices, conservation questions. |
Helpful if you received a yellow conservation notice. |
MyH2O Login, Registration and One-Time Payment
Residential MyH2O
- Pay the water bill and view billing history.
- See previous day’s hourly water use.
- Set alerts and notifications.
- Detect continuous flow that may mean a leak.
- Use the blue Fort Worth MyH2O mobile app.
Business / enterprise
- Commercial, business, school and industrial accounts can use the commercial portal.
- Customers with 10 or more residential accounts are treated as enterprise users.
- Have account number, 2-digit cycle, and route number ready.
- Enterprise portal works on desktop/laptop, not the mobile app.
Portal features
- Set paperless billing from My Account.
- Enroll in AutoPay from Billing > AutoPay.
- Add multiple accounts if not already linked.
- Use high-usage alerts to catch irrigation or toilet leaks.
Official MyH2O links:
Fort Worth Water Bill Payment Options
Payment method |
Official detail |
Best for |
Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
MyH2O online |
Pay online with credit/debit card or bank draft. |
Fastest account-based payment and bill history. |
Monthly water bill online payment is listed as free for customers. |
Phone payment |
Call 817-392-4477, select option 2. |
24/7 automated payment. |
Have account number and payment details ready. |
Mail |
Fort Worth Water, P.O. Box 961003, Fort Worth, TX 76161-0003. |
Normal bills with time before due date. |
Make check/money order payable to Fort Worth Water Department. Do not mail cash. |
In person |
100 Fort Worth Trail, 5th Floor, Fort Worth, TX 76102. |
Receipt, account help, payment with cash/check/money order/card. |
Walk-in assistance is Monday-Friday, 8 AM-5 PM, excluding city holidays. |
Fidelity Express |
Only authorized sites for City of Fort Worth utility bill cash payments. |
Cash payment near home. |
Use only authorized Fidelity Express locations; unauthorized locations can cause late charges or service disruption. |
Drop box |
24-hour drop box on walkway/front area of New City Hall at 100 Fort Worth Trail. |
After-hours check or money order. |
Do not use cash. Write account number on check or money order. |
Fee clarification: Fort Worth’s FAQ says there is no fee to pay monthly water bills through the online bill system. A 2.5% fee beginning October 1, 2025 applies to certain development and permitting services only, not regular water bill payments.
Past-Due Bill, Payment Plan or Assistance
Payment plan
Fort Worth says customers with short-term hardship should call the Water Contact Center at 817-392-4477 to discuss payment plans.
Important: failing to comply with an agreed payment plan can result in disconnection.
SmartRepair
No-cost repair of minor plumbing leaks for eligible low-income homeowners.
Useful when the real bill problem is a leak, not just payment timing.
SmartFlush
Free water-efficient toilet replacement for eligible customers with older high-use toilets.
Ask if high usage is linked to old or leaking toilets.
Life Support Dependent on Water
- For customers with prescribed medical equipment requiring water.
- Customer completes customer portion of the form.
- Doctor completes physician portion.
- Mail to Fort Worth Water, PO Box 870, Fort Worth, TX 76101.
- Form expires one year from physician signature date.
Before calling about shutoff
- Find account number and past-due amount.
- Know what you can pay today.
- Ask if payment must be followed by a phone call.
- Ask whether late payment, shutoff, lock, or reactivation fees apply.
- Get name/time/next step from the representative.
Open, Transfer or Stop Fort Worth Water Service
Open new service
- Call 817-392-4477 or visit customer service.
- Request at least one business day before desired activation.
- Email option: MyWaterAccount@FortWorthTexas.gov with subject “New Account.”
- Residential minimum deposit: $50, included on first billing.
- Standard activation service charge: $20 per meter.
Transfer service
- Request transfer at least one business day before move.
- Provide account number or former service address.
- Provide new address and preferred transfer dates.
- Email subject: “Transfer Service.”
- Same-day transfer adds $25; after-hours same-day adds $50.
Stop service
- Call or email with subject “Stop Service.”
- Call at least one business day before termination date.
- Provide service address or account number.
- Provide termination date and forwarding address.
- Cash deposit may be credited to final bill; remaining balance refunded.
Account fee / item |
Official amount shown |
User meaning |
|---|---|---|
Standard activation / transfer |
$20 |
Can appear on first bill at the new address. |
Same-day activation / transfer |
Additional $25 |
Ask before requesting same-day service. |
Same-day after-hours activation / transfer |
Additional $50 |
Applies to qualifying same-day after-5 PM requests submitted before 6 PM business day. |
Additional meter test/investigation per 12 months |
$75 |
Fee waived if meter fails or a leak is identified. |
Investigation by appointment |
$100 |
Ask if this applies before scheduling. |
Late payment |
10% of past-due balance |
Pay before due date or call if posting is unclear. |
Disconnect / lock / shutoff |
$20 |
Can apply when account reaches shutoff stage. |
Standard reactivation |
$20 |
Ask if reactivation or same-day reactivation applies. |
Water Emergency: Main Break, Sewer Backup or Shutoff
Report immediately
Water main breaks, sewer backups, water emergencies, unauthorized use, or urgent field issues.
Private shutoff
Use your private shutoff valve if safe. Do not damage the city meter or antenna. Customers may be charged for damage.
Emergency |
Say this |
Safety step |
|---|---|---|
Water main break |
“Water is running/bubbling at [address/cross street]. It started at [time].” |
Stay away from moving water, pavement breaks, sinkholes, and traffic. |
Sewer backup |
“Wastewater is backing up at [fixture/location] at [address].” |
Stop using water, avoid contact, keep children and pets away. |
No water |
“All taps / some taps have no water at [address]. Neighbors [are/are not] affected.” |
Check if it is only hot water before calling it a city issue. |
Meter leak |
“The meter box at [address] is leaking/flooding.” |
Do not open or tamper with meter equipment unless instructed. |
Emergency turn-off |
“I need water turned off at [address] because [pipe burst/leak/flood].” |
Try private shutoff only if safe and accessible. |
High Bill, Leak Alert or Continuous Flow
First check in MyH2O
- Open usage tab.
- Choose meter number from the drop-down.
- Review prior-day hourly/daily usage.
- Look for overnight continuous flow.
- Check irrigation run time and watering days.
Leak repair adjustment
- Submit within 60 days of completed repair.
- One adjustment in a rolling 12-month period.
- Up to two consecutive billing periods may qualify.
- Credit can equal 50% of difference above average use if eligible.
- Repair must be documented.
Undefined high use
- Single-family residential account holder only.
- Requires at least 13 consecutive months of use at the address.
- Single bill must be more than twice similar-period average.
- One adjustment in previous 24 months.
- Submit within 60 days of service period end.
Send adjustment request by |
Official detail |
|---|---|
Email |
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Fax |
817-392-8137, Attn: Water Bill Adjustment |
Mail |
Fort Worth Water, Attn: Water Bill Adjustment, P.O. Box 870, Fort Worth, TX 76102 |
In person |
100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth, TX 76102, Monday-Friday 8 AM-5 PM, excluding city holidays. |
Usually not eligible: swimming pool fill, new sod/trees/xeriscaping, visible dripping faucets for undefined high-use review, missing repair proof, or adjustment already used during the restricted period.
2026 Fort Worth Water and Wastewater Rate Snapshot
How rates work: Fort Worth rates are per 100 cubic feet, called CCF. One CCF equals 748.1 gallons. Water and wastewater bills include a volume charge plus a fixed monthly service charge based on meter size.
2026 residential water volume |
Inside city limit rate |
Outside city limit rate |
User meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
First 6 CCF |
$2.28/CCF |
$2.85/CCF |
Lowest residential tier. |
>6 to 12 CCF |
$3.19/CCF |
$3.99/CCF |
Second tier after basic indoor use. |
>12 to 24 CCF |
$4.29/CCF |
$5.36/CCF |
Check irrigation, leaks, or high household usage. |
>24 CCF |
$5.37/CCF |
$6.71/CCF |
High-use tier; use MyH2O hourly data immediately. |
Common 2026 monthly service charge |
Inside city limits |
Outside city limits |
Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
Water, 5/8-inch x 3/4-inch meter |
$13.75 |
$17.19 |
Common residential fixed water charge. |
Water, 3/4-inch x 3/4-inch meter |
$14.00 |
$17.50 |
Fixed charge before usage. |
Wastewater residential volume |
$4.30/CCF |
$5.38/CCF |
Sewer volume charge; compare with water usage and account class. |
Wastewater, 5/8-inch x 3/4-inch meter |
$7.90 |
$9.88 |
Common residential fixed wastewater charge. |
Meter note: Fort Worth’s digital meter display uses cubic feet. To estimate monthly billed usage, subtract the first reading from the later reading. A flag icon may indicate a possible leak on the customer side of the meter.
Fort Worth Watering Schedule and Violation Fees
Monday
No watering allowed.
Tuesday & Friday
Non-residential: apartments, businesses, parks, common areas.
Wednesday & Saturday
Even residential: addresses ending in 0, 2, 4, 6, 8.
Thursday & Sunday
Odd residential: addresses ending in 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
Rule |
Fort Worth requirement |
What to do |
|---|---|---|
No 10 AM-6 PM sprinklers |
No watering by irrigation systems or sprinklers between 10 AM and 6 PM. |
Set irrigation controller outside restricted hours. |
Hand watering |
Hand-held hose watering is allowed at any time. |
Use for spot watering trees or stressed plants. |
No precipitation watering |
No watering during precipitation. |
Use rain sensor and manually skip if needed. |
No runoff/waste |
No water waste through runoff or missing, misaligned, broken sprinkler heads. |
Fix heads and shorten irrigation zones. |
Rain/freeze sensors |
Required on systems installed on or after June 1, 2007; commercial systems require annual inspection. |
Check sensor before summer and winter. |
Violation count |
Fee / consequence |
|---|---|
First violation | $25.00 |
Second violation | $50.00 |
Third violation | $75.00 |
Fourth violation | Citation and meter lock-out |
Water Quality, Reports and Source-Water Questions
Water Quality Reports
Fort Worth publishes an annual Drinking Water Quality Report with sources, treatment processes, and water quality information.
Surface water system
Fort Worth uses surface water from six sources and participates in regional water planning.
Service scale
The water director profile states Fort Worth Water provides water, wastewater and reclaimed water service to more than 1.4 million people in Fort Worth and surrounding communities.
Question |
Best action |
|---|---|
Is my water safe? |
Read the current Drinking Water Quality Report and call 817-392-4477 if you have address-specific concerns. |
Why is my water cloudy? |
Check whether nearby flushing, work, or air in lines is occurring; report persistent quality concerns to customer service. |
What if pressure is too high or low? |
Check whether only one fixture is affected, then contact customer service with address and time pattern. |
What if I see a water-quality alert? |
Follow official Fort Worth Water instructions, not social media screenshots. |
Fort Worth Water Customer Service Map
Use this map for walk-in customer-service and payment help at New City Hall, 100 Fort Worth Trail, 5th Floor.
Place |
Address |
Use for |
|---|---|---|
New City Hall / Water Customer Service |
100 Fort Worth Trail, 5th Floor, Fort Worth, TX 76102 |
Walk-in water customer service, in-person payment, leak adjustment drop-off, account help. |
Payment mail |
Fort Worth Water, P.O. Box 961003, Fort Worth, TX 76161-0003 |
Water bill payments by check or money order. |
Other correspondence |
Fort Worth Water, P.O. Box 870, Fort Worth, TX 76101-0870 |
Account forms, non-payment correspondence, life support form route. |
Fidelity Express network |
Tarrant, Denton, Parker, Johnson and Dallas counties |
Authorized cash payment locations. Bring both portions of current bill. |
Fort Worth Water Utilities FAQ
What is the Fort Worth Water Utilities phone number?
Call 817-392-4477. For water emergencies, call the same number 24/7 and select option 1. For phone payment, select option 2.
How do I pay my Fort Worth water bill online?
Use the official MyH2O portal. You can log in, register, or make a one-time payment using your Fort Worth utility account information.
Is Fort Worth online water bill payment free?
Fort Worth’s Water Bill FAQ says online monthly water bill payment is completely free for customers. The 2.5% fee that began October 1, 2025 applies to certain development and permitting services only, not regular water bills.
Where is my Fort Worth Water account number?
Your utility account number is at the top left of your bill underneath your name. Commercial/enterprise users may also need the 2-digit cycle and route numbers from the Meter Information section.
Where can I pay in person?
Walk-in assistance is at New City Hall, 100 Fort Worth Trail, 5th Floor, Fort Worth, TX 76102, Monday-Friday, 8 AM-5 PM, excluding city holidays.
Where do I mail a Fort Worth water bill payment?
Mail payment to Fort Worth Water, P.O. Box 961003, Fort Worth, TX 76161-0003. Make checks or money orders payable to Fort Worth Water Department and do not mail cash.
How do I start new water service in Fort Worth?
Call 817-392-4477 or visit customer service. Request at least one business day before activation. A $20 activation charge per meter and a minimum $50 residential deposit may apply.
How do I transfer Fort Worth water service?
Request transfer at least one business day before your move. Provide account number or former service address, new address, and preferred transfer dates. Email subject can be “Transfer Service.”
What should I do if my Fort Worth water bill is high?
Check MyH2O hourly/daily usage, look for continuous flow, inspect toilets and irrigation, compare CCF usage, then ask about a leak repair adjustment or undefined high-use adjustment if eligible.
How does a Fort Worth leak adjustment work?
Submit repair documentation within 60 days of completed repair. If eligible, up to two consecutive billing periods may receive a credit equal to 50% of the difference above average use. Only one leak repair adjustment is allowed in a rolling 12-month period.
What are Fort Worth watering days?
Monday has no watering. Non-residential sites water Tuesday and Friday. Even residential addresses water Wednesday and Saturday. Odd residential addresses water Thursday and Sunday.
What happens if I violate watering rules?
Violation fees are $25 for first violation, $50 for second, $75 for third, and citation plus meter lock-out for a fourth violation.
30-Second Fort Worth Water Checklist
Pay/login: MyH2O portal → account number → pay/register → save confirmation.
Emergency: 817-392-4477 → option 1 → address/cross street/issue/time started.
Phone payment: 817-392-4477 → option 2 → account number and bank/card details.
High bill: MyH2O hourly use → check continuous flow/toilets/irrigation → repair proof → adjustment request within 60 days.
Walk-in: 100 Fort Worth Trail, 5th Floor, Monday-Friday 8 AM-5 PM.

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