What to Do When You Can’t Pay Your Seminole County Water Bill
Located in southern Florida, Seminole County Water operates more than 550 miles of water mains. The water company services Seminole County and the surrounding area and provides water services for more than 34,000 residents and business. Seminole County Water is committed to serving the customer and offers assistance programs for customers that can’t pay your bill.
How to Pay the Bill
Seminole County Water offers several methods for customers to pay your bill. The available methods include online bill payment, payments sent via mail, in-person payments and phone payments. You have the ability to make payments using credit cards, debit cards, cash, check and electronic checks.
Pay online: Customer can pay your Seminole County Water bill online by visiting http://egov.seminolecountyfl.gov/Click2GovCX/Index.jsp. You have the ability to make payments with a credit card or a debit card. There is a $2 convenience fee added to your payment.
Pay by mail: Customers have the opportunity to mail your Seminole County Water payment to:
Seminole County Water
P.O. Box 958443
Lake Mary, FL 32795-8443
Pay in person: Customers can pay your Seminole County Water bill in person with a check, credit card or debit card by visiting:
Seminole County Water Business Office
500 W. lake Mary Blvd.
Sanford, FL 32773
Pay by phone: Customers can pay your Seminole County Water bill by phone by calling 1-407-665-2110.
Questions About Your Billing Statement or Account?
At times, you will notice fees such as disconnection fees, insufficient funds fees and the occasional security deposit assessed to your Seminole County Water bill that you do not understand. We suggest you review the complete list of fees at the Seminole County Water FAQs. For additional details about your billing statement or account you should contact customer service at 1-407-665-2110.
How the Penalty Fees Work
Seminole County Water charges a wide variety of fees on a one-time and monthly basis. Fees include connection, disconnection, returned checks and security deposits.
- Initial service – Seminole County Water charges customers a connection fee of $30 during regular business hours and $35 after regular business hours.
- Disconnection – In the event your Seminole County Water service is terminated, the fee is $25 during regular business hours and $30 after regular business hours.
- Insufficient funds – Customers are charged a fee of 5% of their payment amount when the payment is returned for insufficient funds. The minimum amount assessed to customers is $10 and the maximum amount is $25.
- Illegal use – Customers that use Seminole County Water services unauthorized are charged a fee of $500 per occurrence.
- Security deposits – Seminole County Water charges customers a security deposit, but did not inform us of the exact amount.
I Can’t Make a Payment
Seminole County Water explained that they offer assistance to customers that can’t pay your bill. They provided us information on water conservation which results in a lower Seminole County Water bill. When we asked for details, they simply referred us to the business office at 1-407-665-2110.
- Payment arrangements – The Seminole County Water customer service representative we spoke to informed us that the company offers payment arrangements for customers that can’t pay your bill. They recommended customers call prior to receiving a delinquent notice.
- County assistance programs – Seminole County Water did not provide a list of agencies, but recommended that customers that can’t pay your bill contact them for assistance.
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