Lower Valley Water Utilities 2026: Bill Pay, Login & Phone

Lower Valley Water District • Tyler Payments • Clint TX • Socorro • San Elizario • sewer • solid waste

Lower Valley Water Utility Desk: Pay, Log In, Call or Report Service Trouble

Use this guide when you need the official LVWD payment portal, Quick Pay, login, phone number, office address, outage route, water/wastewater help, solid waste contact, service-area check or water-quality lookup.

Start Here: Choose the Exact LVWD Route

Main phone915-791-4480
Second office line915-974-4800
Office hoursMon-Fri, 8 AM-5 PM
Office / mail1557 FM 1110, P.O. Box 909
Need
Official action
Have ready
Do not miss
Pay without login
Account number from your LVWD bill.
Quick Pay does not require login, but it does require the account number.
Log in / manage account
Existing username/password or registration details.
Sign in supports account details, single/multi-account management, multi-bill pay, autopay and e-billing.
Payment posted late?
Check portal confirmation, then call 915-791-4480.
Confirmation number, payment date/time, account number.
Portal notice says payments made after 7:00 PM post the next day.
Billing / account question
Bill, account number, service address, customer name, screenshot.
Ask one exact question: payment, login, balance, solid waste, sewer, service issue or transfer.
Water interruption in Socorro / Lower Valley
Call LVWD or check the LVWD outage map.
Address, nearby intersection, pressure/no-water details.
City of Socorro says it is not the water provider; contact LVWD for up-to-date service information.
Wastewater / sewer question
Contact LVWD at 915-791-4480.
Service address, backup/stoppage details, photos only if safe.
LVWD is responsible for wastewater/sewer service and infrastructure in Socorro.
Solid waste question
Contact LVWD or use the solid waste section.
Address, pickup issue, missed pickup date, container issue.
LVWD provides residential and commercial solid waste pickup services in the Socorro page context.

Fast warning: LVWD’s official page says it moved to Tyler Payments and Invoice Cloud access is no longer available starting February 26. Use the current Municipal Online Payments/Tyler portal, not saved old Invoice Cloud bookmarks.

Official Lower Valley Water District Contact Box

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Main office

Lower Valley Water District
1557 FM RD 1110
Clint, TX 79836

Office: 915-791-4480 / 915-974-4800

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Mailing address

Lower Valley Water District
P.O. Box 909
Clint, TX 79836

Use the mailing address when the District or the portal directs you to mail documents or payments.

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Hours and email

Office hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM

Email: contactus@lvwd.org

Contact route
Use for
Before contacting
General information, utility billing, water/wastewater, solid waste, outage questions.
Have account number and service address ready.
Alternate office line listed by LVWD homepage.
Use if the main line is busy or your bill lists this route.
General information and utility billing questions through the Tyler contact page.
Include account number, service address, phone number and one clear request.
Utility billing contact through Tyler/Municipal Online Services.
Sign in if you want the message tied to your portal account.

Bill Pay and Login: What to Click, What It Does

Quick Pay

No login needed.

Requires account number.

Sign In

Use existing username/password.

New identity service supports existing credentials.

Sign Up

Register for account details, e-billing and autopay.

After 7 PM

Payments made after 7:00 PM post next day.

Open the current Tyler payment portal

Go to lowervalwdtx.municipalonlinepayments.com/lowervalwdtx/utilities. Do not use old Invoice Cloud links from bookmarks or old bills unless LVWD confirms they still apply.

Choose Quick Pay or login

Choose Quick Pay if you only need to pay and have the account number. Choose Sign In / Sign Up if you need account details, multiple accounts, autopay, multi-bill pay or e-billing.

Match the account before submitting

Confirm account number, customer name, service address, balance, due date, and any past-due amount. If the address does not match, stop and call LVWD.

Save proof

Save confirmation number, payment amount, date, time, last four digits of payment method, and screenshot. This matters if you pay after 7:00 PM or near a deadline.

Payment/account feature
What it solves
Best user action
Quick Pay
One-time payment without portal login.
Enter account number exactly as shown on bill.
Sign In / Sign Up
Account details, single/multiple account management, e-billing, autopay.
Create profile if you manage more than one LVWD account.
Multi-bill pay
Pay multiple bills from one account login.
Register instead of repeating Quick Pay.
Autopay
Recurring payment management.
Check next bill to confirm autopay is active before relying on it.
E-billing
Electronic statement delivery.
Use login profile and keep email current.
Payments after 7 PM
Late-day payments.
Expect next-day posting and keep proof.
Payment posting script: “I paid account [number] for [service address] on [date/time]. Confirmation number is [number]. The payment was made [before/after] 7 PM. Can you confirm when it will post and whether any balance remains?”

Outage, No Water, Sewer Backup or Service Interruption

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No water / low pressure

Call 915-791-4480 and describe whether the problem affects one fixture, the whole home, the street, or neighbors.

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Sewer backup

Stop using water if backup worsens, keep children and pets away, and call LVWD with the exact address and fixture affected.

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Outage map

Use the LVWD water services outage map when available, then call if your address is not shown or the map does not match your issue.

Problem
What to say
Helpful details
No water
“My property at [address] has no water.”
All taps or one tap? Neighbors affected? Any street work nearby?
Low pressure
“Pressure dropped at [time] and affects [fixtures].”
Whole home, irrigation only, hot/cold only, pressure restored or ongoing.
Water leak
“Water is leaking at [meter/street/yard/location].”
Flow amount, street/cross street, photos only if safe.
Sewer stop / backup
“Sewer is backing up at [floor drain/toilet/tub/outside cleanout].”
First noticed, water-use stopped, neighbors affected, wastewater exposure risk.
Solid waste missed pickup
“Pickup was missed at [address] on [date].”
Container location, service day, photos if needed.
Outage script: “This is [name] at [service address]. The issue is [no water/low pressure/leak/sewer backup]. It started at [time]. Nearby cross street is [street]. My callback number is [phone].”

Service Area: Socorro, San Elizario, Clint and Lower Valley Communities

LVWD is not only a payment portal. It is the utility district for water, wastewater and solid waste across Lower Valley service areas, so users need to know whether LVWD is actually their provider.

District created

LVWD was created as a municipal utility district in 1986.

Service footprint

The District describes about 210 square miles within its boundaries east of El Paso city limits.

Core services

Water, wastewater/sewer and solid waste services are listed as LVWD customer services.

Locality / area
How it fits LVWD search intent
Best next step
City of Socorro
City page says properties in Socorro receive water utility and solid waste services from LVWD.
Call LVWD or use the payment portal for bill/account issues.
San Elizario community / City of San Elizario area
LVWD about page lists San Elizario within District boundaries.
Use your bill to confirm provider and account number.
Town of Clint
LVWD office is in Clint and the about page lists the Town of Clint within boundaries.
Use the Clint office map, phone and portal routes.
Sparks Addition
Listed by LVWD as within District boundaries.
Contact LVWD before assuming El Paso Water or another provider.
Sand Hills
Listed by LVWD as within District boundaries.
Use service address and account number when calling.
El Paso County colonias
Listed by LVWD as part of its boundary context.
Confirm direct LVWD account, sewer connection status and solid waste provider.
Outside LVWD area
Nearby ZIPs can have multiple water providers.
Use the provider name printed on your bill before paying online.

Provider check: searchers often mix Lower Valley Water District, El Paso Water, Horizon Regional MUD and nearby utilities. The safest rule is simple: the provider name on the bill controls where you pay.

Start, Stop, Transfer or Update LVWD Service

Start service

  • Confirm LVWD serves the address.
  • Prepare service address and move-in date.
  • Bring or attach identification if requested.
  • Ask about deposit, connection timing and solid waste setup.

Stop service

  • Prepare account number.
  • Give final service date.
  • Provide forwarding address.
  • Ask how final bill and deposit/balance will be handled.

Transfer service

  • Old service address.
  • New service address.
  • Stop/start dates.
  • Ask whether account number changes.
Move-service script: “I need to [start/stop/transfer] service for [address]. My move date is [date]. What documents, deposit, connection timing and final-bill steps do I need?”

Water, Wastewater and Solid Waste: Which Problem Goes Where?

Service
LVWD role
User problem
Action
Water
Distribution and maintenance of reliable drinking water in Socorro and other Lower Valley communities.
No water, low pressure, meter issue, service start/stop, bill pay.
Call 915-791-4480 or use portal.
Wastewater / sewer
Wastewater service and infrastructure in the Socorro page context.
Sewer backup, connection question, sewer service on bill.
Call LVWD with exact address and issue details.
Solid waste
Residential and commercial solid waste pickup; community cleanup partnership mentioned by Socorro.
Missed pickup, container issue, service question.
Contact LVWD; verify pickup schedule for your address.
Community cleanup
LVWD partners with Socorro for quarterly cleanup events.
Bulky items, tire amnesty, community cleanup dates.
Check Socorro calendar/social channels and LVWD notices.
Stormwater / irrigation / canals
May involve city/county or irrigation authorities depending on issue.
Drainage, canal, road flooding, mosquito or stormwater issue.
Start with your city/county public works if it is not water/sewer/solid waste billing.

Useful distinction: a water bill problem is not always a water emergency. If the problem is a visible main leak, no water, sewer backup or unsafe condition, call. If it is payment, login or balance, use the portal/customer service route.

High Bill, Meter Question or Possible Leak

Check account

Confirm account number and service address before assuming the bill belongs to the wrong property.

Check dates

Compare the billing period and prior usage. Longer cycles can make a bill look unusually high.

Check leaks

Inspect toilets, irrigation, outside taps, water softener, water heater lines and yard wet spots.

Ask for review

Call with proof, photos, repair receipt and the dates when usage changed.

What searcher is thinking
Fast check
What to ask LVWD
“My bill doubled.”
Compare current usage to last 2-3 bills.
Was the meter read actual or estimated? Was there a rate, service or account change?
“I might have a leak.”
Turn off all water and watch the meter/indicator if accessible and safe.
What repair proof is needed for review?
“My sewer/solid waste line looks wrong.”
Separate water, wastewater and solid waste charges.
Which department/service does this line belong to?
“I paid but still owe.”
Check if paid after 7 PM; payments after 7 PM post next day.
Can you confirm the posting date and remaining balance?
“I moved.”
Check service address and dates.
Was a final bill issued, and what address was it mailed to?
High-bill script: “My account [number] at [address] shows unusual usage for [billing period]. I checked toilets, irrigation, outside taps and visible leaks. Can you review the read, posting, service lines and next steps?”

Water Quality, Consumer Concerns and TCEQ Lookup

Official Texas lookup

TCEQ’s Drinking Water Viewer lets the public search for analytical results, schedules, violations and public water system compliance data.

Search tip

TCEQ says to search by either PWS ID or system name, not both, because using both may return no results.

Consumer concerns

TCEQ has guidance for low pressure, poor service, cloudy/colored water, odor, contamination concerns and complaints.

Water concern
First action
Escalation / verification
Cloudy, colored or smelly water
Call LVWD with address, tap affected, time started and whether neighbors are affected.
Use TCEQ consumer concern guidance if unresolved.
Low pressure
Ask LVWD if there is nearby work, outage or flushing.
Check TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer for compliance context.
Possible boil notice
Follow LVWD/TCEQ public notices exactly.
Do not rely on social media screenshots without official confirmation.
Water quality report
Use LVWD Water Reports / Public Notices section.
Use TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer for system compliance data.
Regulatory complaint
Contact LVWD first for service-specific facts.
TCEQ says environmental, health or regulatory concerns can be submitted as environmental complaints.

Engineering, Cross Connection, FOG and Construction Questions

Engineering

Use the LVWD Business Center for engineering and development-related utility routing.

Cross Connection

Cross-connection/backflow topics are listed under the LVWD Business Center menu.

FOG

Fats, oils and grease topics are listed by LVWD for business/wastewater compliance routing.

Project / business issue
Why it matters
What to prepare
New development
Water and wastewater capacity, design and service availability may require LVWD review.
Site address, parcel, subdivision/project name, plans, contact person.
Socorro subdivision work
City of Socorro code references meeting Lower Valley Water District requirements for subdivision improvements.
City comments, utility plans, LVWD requirements, engineer contact.
Restaurant/food service
FOG can affect wastewater lines and compliance.
Grease trap/interceptor details, maintenance logs, business address.
Backflow/cross connection
Protects public water system from contamination risk.
Device details, test report, plumber/backflow tester information.
Procurement/bids
LVWD publishes bids/RFQs/RFPs/awarded bids through Business Center/Public Notices.
Bid title, deadline, addenda, vendor contact details.

Board Meetings, Reports, Rules and Public Notices

Board information

LVWD public notices section includes board meeting information.

Water reports

Use the reports area for drinking water/public water information when posted.

Rules

Rules and Regulations are listed in the public notices/report area.

Bids

Bid/RFQ/RFP access appears under Business Center/Public Notices.

Public transparency tip: if you need a policy, rate, agenda, audit, budget or water report, start in LVWD Public Notices and Reports before calling. Note the document name/date so staff can route you faster.

Map: Lower Valley Water District Office

Location
Address
Use for
Lower Valley Water District office
1557 FM RD 1110, Clint, TX 79836
Billing help, customer service, payment questions, water/wastewater/solid waste routing.
Mailing address / P.O. Box
P.O. Box 909, Clint, TX 79836
Mailed correspondence and payments when directed by LVWD.
Socorro City Hall reference
124 S. Horizon Blvd., Socorro, TX 79927
City information only; Socorro says it is not the water utility provider.

Lower Valley Water Utilities FAQ

What is the Lower Valley Water District phone number?

Call LVWD at 915-791-4480. The LVWD home page also lists 915-974-4800 as an office line.

Where is the Lower Valley Water District office?

The office is at 1557 FM RD 1110, Clint, TX 79836. The Tyler payment portal also lists P.O. Box 909, Clint, TX 79836.

How do I pay my Lower Valley Water District bill online?

Use the official Tyler/Municipal Online Payments portal. Choose Quick Pay if you only need to pay with your account number, or Sign In/Sign Up for full account management.

Does Quick Pay require a login?

No. LVWD’s payment page says Quick Pay only needs your account number and no login is necessary.

What can I do after signing in?

Sign In/Sign Up lets customers view account details, manage single and multi-accounts, use multiple bill pay, autopay and e-billing.

When do online payments post?

The Tyler portal notice says all payments made after 7:00 PM will be posted to the account the next day.

What are LVWD office hours?

The payment portal lists office hours as Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Who provides water in Socorro, Texas?

The City of Socorro says properties in Socorro receive water utility services and solid waste services from Lower Valley Water District, and that the City of Socorro is not a water utility provider.

Does LVWD handle wastewater and solid waste?

Yes. LVWD lists water/wastewater and solid waste services, and the City of Socorro page says LVWD is responsible for wastewater infrastructure and local solid waste services in that context.

Where can I check water-quality or compliance information?

Use LVWD’s Water Reports/Public Notices section and TCEQ’s Drinking Water Viewer. TCEQ says the viewer can show analytical results, schedules, violations and public water system compliance data.

30-Second Lower Valley Water Checklist

Pay/Login: Tyler portal → Quick Pay with account number or Sign In for account details, autopay, e-billing and multi-account tools.

Posting: save confirmation; payments after 7:00 PM post next day.

Call: 915-791-4480 or 915-974-4800; email contactus@lvwd.org.

Office: 1557 FM RD 1110, Clint, TX 79836; P.O. Box 909, Clint, TX 79836.

Service area: southeastern El Paso County, including Socorro, San Elizario, Clint, Sparks Addition, Sand Hills and El Paso County colonias.

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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