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The Cedar Rapids Water division works around the clock to provide Iowa's best-tasting drinking water and high-quality service to our customers.
Your Municipal Utility Bill covers drinking water; sanitary and storm sewer; wastewater treatment; and garbage, recycling, and yard waste collection and disposal. Learn about payment options, how to understand and lower your bill, and information for landlords.
Pay Online. The City of Cedar Rapids is excited to partner with Paymentus to provide an all-new utility bill payment system for Cedar Rapids residents. Our online Customer Portal combines convenience, a simplistic user interface and enhanced security to make payments easier than ever.
You are applying to the Cedar Rapids Municipal Utilities (“Cedar Rapids Water Department”) for utility services. By making such application you represent that you are duly authorized to request utility services to such service address and to make the agreements set forth in this Utility Service Agreement.
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While walk-in access to the Water Administration building is temporarily suspended, the City of Cedar Rapids offers several ways to complete payments and fulfill its customer service needs: • Online Payments: www.CityofCR.com/Water. • Customer Service by Phone: 319-286-5900.
Cedar Rapids Water Department in Cedar Rapids, Iowa Provides water services to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and surrounding areas, with a water source from shallow vertical and collector wells in sand and gravel deposits along the Cedar River.
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Cedar Rapids Water Department (CRWD) On This Page: Water Quality. Contact. Pay Your Bill. Start or Stop Service. News & Resources. The Cedar Rapids Water Department (CRWD) provides water for about 128,576 residents living in the Cedar Rapids area.
What about Cedar Rapids Water Department (CRWD)? How much lead is in your drinking water? And how do those levels compare to other cities in the state? We examined data from hundreds of cities across the nation to understand and grade your water quality.
