Here are
some reasons your water bill
may look higher than normal
|
Increased summer
watering
Learn about
conservation
here
|
Newly installed meters may
be measuring more accurately
than an aged meter.
More information on the
meter replacement project
can be viewed
here
|
Annual rate
adjustments went into effect
in April
- While most
customers stay on the same
rate year after year, PID
does base its rates on your
previous water usage, and
conservative customers can
often benefit from a lower
rate.
In order to qualify for the lower "A" rate charged at $41.20
bi-monthly compared to "B" rate at $54.52 bi-monthly, you must use
less than 85 units of water in a 12 month period. We assess each
account every April and adjust the service rates accordingly. If you
are currently on the "B" rate in error, please
contact us.
|
| The bill estimator is useful for figuring how much you water
bill may be based on known facts about your current rate and
water usage. PID bills in units of 100 cubic feet (ccf). 1
ccf = 748 Gallons. How to
read your meter |
