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Follow the instructions below to make a one-time or a partial water bill payment online. 1. Go to https://link.wichita.gov/. 2. On the Water Utilities Customer Care page, select Pay Now. Desktop: Mobile: 3. The Pay or View Bills screen will display. On the Pay or View Bills screen, select Pay Now. 4. The account location screen will display.
One-Time Water Bill Online Payment Set up Monthly Auto Payment Set Up Recurring Scheduled Payment By phone: The automated phone system is available 24 hours per day by calling (316) 265-1300. MasterCard, Visa, and checks (with account and routing number) are accepted.
Only the primary account holder may request to start water service. Place the service request: online at: Water Service Request (after you submit the form, a representative will contact you to complete the request) by calling 316-265-1300 or in person at City Hall, 455 N. Main Street A deposit is required for starting service.
Follow the instructions below to set up continuous automatic payment of your water bill. Please note: for new accounts, AutoPay can be set up after your first water bill has been issued. 1. Go to https://link.wichita.gov/. 2. If on a desktop device, enter your User Name and Password and then select Login.
Water Rates and Fees View City water and sewer rate ordinances by selecting the link below. Utility Rates and Fees For additional information or assistance, please email watercustomerservice@wichita.gov or call 316-265-1300. Was this article helpful? Yes No
The City of Wichita's Water Utility draws water from two sources: Cheney Reservoir and the Equus Beds aquifer. Keeping these two sources healthy and available for future generations takes continuous work.
Water Distribution Walk-In Interview Event. Water Distribution Staff will be holding walk-in interviews for open Water Distribution positions. Fill out an application online at Wichita.gov/jobs or by using the link below.. Where: 1825 S McLean Blvd, Wichita, KS 67213. When: Every 3rd Wednesday from 8:30AM-11:30AM. Check Open Water Distribution Jobs
To view the latest City of Wichita Consumer Confidence Report, which shows water quality testing results for the city, select the link below. The results are reported in both English and Spanish. Consumer Confidence Report For additional information or assistance, please email watercustomerservice@wichita.gov or call 316-265-1300.
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The 1st floor of City Hall now features a new information desk and service windows for the Housing and Community Services Department and Water Utilities. They join the Express Office and we now offer a variety of services in one location for residents to get the help they need.
For emergency water leaks or sewer stoppages: Phone(316) 262-6000 Hours: Monday - Wednesday, Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm Contact Us Thursdays 9:00am - 5:00pm Closed weekends and holidays Public Works & Utilities 455 N. Main St., 8th Floor Wichita, KS 67202 Email Water Customer Service www.Wichita.gov Footer links Public Works & Utilities
As the largest regional water provider in Kansas, the City of Wichita serves more than 500,000 people - 17% of the state's population. This includes Wichita residents, surrounding communities, industries and wholesale customers. The coming Northwest Water Facility is intended to meet the needs of all.
Connecting to City Water & Sewer Service Follow these steps to connect to the City's water and sewer systems. First call 316-268-4555 and staff will be happy to provide you with the fees for your particular connection. Every connection is unique and fees will vary. Base fees are as follows:
User Registration includes entering mandatory information, which are marked as (required). Member accounts are Verified once account information has been submitted.
Wichita officials went on a tour of the new Northwest Water Facility on Wednesday. The $500 million plant is the largest capital investment in the city of Wichita's history and is halfway...
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