Utility Billing and Collection Division

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Drought (17)

Citizen Self Serve

Residents can now monitor and control their utility accounts by signing up for Citizen Self Serve. Once on the site, follow the prompts, click on Self Serve, then Register, and you can sign up for FREE. By using Citizen Self Serve residents can:

•Monitor their account 24/7

•Monitor their utility usage

•Make Payments

•Set up new accounts


Receiving Utility Bills by Email

To receive Utility Bills by email, please contact the Utility Billing Office at 940-761-7414.

Utility Payment Options

 There are several ways to pay Utility Bills. See which one will work best for you. Utility Payment Options

Responsibilities

Utility Billing and Collections is responsible for customer services, including new customers, billing, missing meter lids, and new service line connections. For questions, please call 940-761-7414.

The division also handles turning on/off water utility orders, reading water meters, establishing new services, billing for water, sewer, and refuse, collecting payments, and arranging for a field inspection.

How to Establish Service

To establish a water account, customers can fill out an online application here or stop by the Utility Collections office at 1300 Seventh Street to make a deposit. New accounts require identification to protect the customer from someone else establishing an account in his/her name. A representative can establish the account by using their identification and providing copies of the responsible party's identification.

Service Deposits

Residential deposits are $100.00 for single-family dwellings. Multi-family dwellings are $75.00 per unit when served by one meter. Minimum business deposits are $110.00 for businesses with low water usage. Sprinkler meters are $75. Other business deposits are calculated based on comparable business use applied to current water, sewer, and refuse rates.

Residents Water Rate Questions Answered

To learn more about water rates, surcharges, and how these will be affected now that the drought has ended, please read the Water Rate FAQ's. These will help answer any questions you may have.

Watering Restrictions (Year Round)

The City of Wichita Falls enforces the following year-round watering restrictions:

●No watering with Sprinklers from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm.
●No operation of irrigation (watering) systems that have broken components or leaks.
●Spray irrigation cannot run down the curb for more than 50 feet.
●Bubbler, drip, or soaker irrigation cannot run down the curb for more than 5 feet.
●If washing vehicles at home, the hose must have a positive shutoff nozzle.
●Hand watering can be done anytime.
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