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Pay Online. Visit the Payment Portal. To Use the Customer Portal — You will need to register using your customer and account number when you use the site for the first time. EBilling — You can enroll in eBilling through the customer portal. AutoPay — You can enroll in and manage AutoPay through the customer portal.
To access the new payment website click "Pay My Bill" to your right on this screen. If you were a registered user of the City Utilities payment website in the past you will need to re-register using your customer and account number when you use the new site for the first time.
Pay My Bill. DRINKING. WATER. City Utilities' goal is to meet your expectations about water quality and reliability every day while providing good value. LEARN ABOUT OUR DRINKING WATER. STORMWATER. SYSTEM. Stormwater, rain or melted snow that runs off of yards or hard surfaces, is an important part of the water cycle. MORE ABOUT STORMWATER. SEWER.
City Utilities customers can pay by calling (260) 427-1234 and following the prompts to make a payment by phone. Payments can also be made online or in person at our self-service kiosks located at 200 E. Berry Street, Suite 130 at Citizens Square.
7 Δεκ 2016 · To access the new payment website click " Pay My Bill " to your right on this screen. If you were a registered user of the City Utilities payment website in the past you will need to re-register using your customer and account number when you use the new site for the first time. Click here for step by step instructions...
Customer Support. Click here to pay your bill on-line. Customer Support Office at Citizens Square. Located on the first floor of the Citizens Square Building in Room 130 at 200 E. Berry Street in downtown Fort Wayne. The office is fully accessible for persons with disabilities.
PAY YOUR BILL ONLINE HERE. All of the functions of Fort Wayne City Utilities are funded by rates and fees that customers pay for the services City Utilities provides. Residents of the Fort Wayne area only support City Utilities if they are customers -- City Utilities does not receive any funding from property taxes.
