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Oct 6, 2022 · You can set up recurring, automatic monthly payments. To do so, create an account in the City’s water bill payment website, MyPhillyWaterBill,

Pay a water bill

Pay a Water Bill Online

You can pay your water bill online using MyPhillyWaterBill, the City’s water bill payment website. With MyPhillyWaterBill, you can:

  • Pay your water bill online
  • View your water bill
  • Check your water usage
  • Set up automatic payments
  • Update your account information

To pay your water bill online, follow these steps:

  1. Go to MyPhillyWaterBill
  2. Click on “Pay Your Water Bill”
  3. Enter your Water Access Code (found on your bill) and ZIP code
  4. Select how you want to pay (automatic bank payments, credit card, check or money order, or eCheck)
  5. Follow the prompts to complete your payment

Note: A convenience fee applies to credit card payments.

Other Ways to Pay Your Water Bill

You can also pay your water bill by mail, phone, or in person. Here are the details:

  • By Mail: Mail in the return portion of your bill with a check or money order, made payable to: Water Revenue Bureau, P.O. Box 41496, Philadelphia, PA 19101-1496.
  • By Phone: Pay through an interactive voice system by calling (877) 309-3709.
  • In Person: Visit one of our three authorized payment centers:
    • Center City: Municipal Services Building, 1401 JFK Blvd., Concourse Level, Philadelphia, PA 19101-1496.
    • Northeast Philadelphia: 7522 Castor Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19150-2702.
    • North Philadelphia: Hope Plaza, 22nd & Somerset Street, Philadelphia, PA 19133-2701.

Need Help Paying Your Water Bill?

If you can’t afford to pay your water bill in full and on time, you can set up a payment agreement or apply for water bill assistance. Here are the details:

  • Payment Agreements: You can set up a payment agreement to pay your water bill in installments. Contact the Water Revenue Bureau at (215) 685-6300 to set up a payment agreement.
  • Water Bill Assistance: If you’re having trouble paying your water bill, you may be eligible for assistance. Contact the Water Revenue Bureau at (215) 685-6300 to learn more.

How Payments are Applied

When you pay your water bill, the payment is applied to your account in the following order:

  • Sundry invoices (e.g., bad check fees, meter tamper charges, and lien fees)
  • Penalties and interest
  • Stormwater charges
  • Water and sewer service and usage charges
  • Sewer service
  • Water service
  • Sewer usage
  • Water usage

Get an Old Water Bill

You can use MyPhillyWaterBill to find and print water bills for the last 13 months. If you need a copy of an older water bill, please contact the Water Revenue Department at (215) 685-6300 or visit us in the Municipal Services Building Concourse Level at 1401 John F. Kennedy Blvd.

Contact the Water Revenue Bureau

If you have any questions or concerns about your water bill, you can contact the Water Revenue Bureau at:

  • Phone: (215) 685-6300
  • Hours: Open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Mail: Water Revenue Bureau, P.O. Box 41496, Philadelphia, PA 19101-1496

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FAQ

How do you pay for water in Philadelphia?

You can pay your water bill online, by phone, by mail, or in person, using a bank account, credit card (processing fees apply), check, eCheck, or cash (only in person at the Municipal Services Building). Get all the details on the City’s Pay a water bill page.

How do I get a copy of my water bill in Philadelphia?

If your bill is lost, call us at (215) 685-6300 to request your code and print a copy online.

What is the phone number for the Philadelphia water bill?

If you have application-related questions, please email [email protected], or call (215) 685-6300.

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Oct 6, 2022 · You can set up recurring, automatic monthly payments. To do so, create an account in the City’s water bill payment website, MyPhillyWaterBill,

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