Quarterly Automatic Bill Pay is easy and available!
The Town of Waterford Sanitary District #1 offers two convenient ways to have your quarterly sewer payment fees automatically collected, either from your bank account or with your credit / debit card. Please click the link below to download and fill out the appropriate Authorization form for the way you would like to have your sewer fees collected. Please mail or return your completed form to the Town of Waterford Sanitary District offices.
Click this link to access the form for AUTOMATIC BANK ACCOUNT WITHDRAWAL:
Click this link to access the form for AUTOMATIC CREDIT/DEBIT CARD WITHDRAWAL:
** PLEASE NOTE ** There is a 4% convenience fee added to all credit and debit card auto pay transactions. There is no fee for automatic withdrawal from a checking or savings account.
If you do not wish to sign up for auto bill pay, we would like to encourage you to send a check via U.S. Mail. Please include your Account Number / Parcel ID (listed on your quarterly invoice) on your check! Of course, you can still pay in person at the office during business hours (M-F 8am-12pm) or by using the outside drop box located by the front entrance to the sanitary district office. Please also include your phone number, e-mail address, and any other changes with your payment, so we can accurately update your account.
Please consider signing up for auto bill pay as a means to keep costs, and user fees, as low as possible. We appreciate your cooperation and support. Thank you.
Quarterly bills are issued: March 31, June 30, September 30, and December 31. Payment of $163.60 for all sewer customers including those with district owned grinder pumps, and $154.10 for those with privately owned grinder pumps is collected on, or around, the 10th of the month after the billing quarter ends. Please notify us if there are any changes with your credit or debit card so that payments are not interrupted. Late fees may be applied if payment on your account cannot be processed for any reason.
Late fees assessed by any government agency are a matter of law. Only the commissioners are allowed to waive any fees or charges that are properly assessed.
