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Public Utilities. To report a water leak, sewer spill or pressure problem, call 619-515-3525. To start, stop or transfer your water service, update your account information, upload a valid government-issued ID, request a payment plan, request to have your meter read, or reporting a misread for your water meter visit Self Service Options .
How to Read Your Water/Sewer Bill. Estimating Utility Consumption. Winter Monitoring Period for Single-Family Customers. How to Read Your Water Meter. Policies and Procedures. If you have any questions or comments, please contact us at customercare@sandiego.gov or 619-515-3500.
Please contact Public Utilities' Customer Service at 619-515-3500 or CustomerCare@sandiego.gov for assistance with your water/sewer utilities service, including opening and closing accounts and billing inquiries.
With MyWaterSD, you can view and pay your bill, track water use, sign up for alerts and notifications, and contact us. Use this form to connect with the City of San Diego Public Utilities Department, send your feedback, queries or report suspicious activity. We look forward to hearing from you.
Jul 1, 2011 · For billing purposes, the Public Utilities Department measures water used by hundred cubic feet (HCF). Each HCF equals 748.05 gallons. The monthly charges for a typical single-family domestic customer are: Base fee: $25.15. 0 - 5 HCF used are billed at $6.40 per HCF. 6 - 11 HCF used are billed at $7.24 per HCF.
Self Service Options. Below, you’ll find information to help you start or stop water and sewer service at your property, transfer your account to another address, and update your account information. Please note that it could take up to 10 business days to process your request.
Jan 19, 2023 · The City of San Diego is spending billions to recycle its wastewater into drinking water and a collection of East County water agencies are doing the same. But those projects will take years to complete.
