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Billing/Payment Options

Mobile Phone User

Want to pay your bill online?

Access your account history and pay your bill online using Visa, MasterCard, or Electronic Check.

Online Payments

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Our Online Bill Payment Service allows you the convenience of paying your utility bill online without the hassle of envelopes, checks, and stamps. All payments are secure and encrypted for your protection.​​

To sign up, click here

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In-Person

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Water bill payments may be made Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at East Orange County Water District's administrative office located at 185 N. McPherson Road, Orange. Payment can be made by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard. There is a 1% Service Fee for all credit card and e-check transactions.

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Auto-Pay

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East Orange County Water District customers may have their water bills paid automatically by their direct debit from their checking account or credit card. There is no charge from EOCWD for this service. Sign up online or call customer service at (714) 538-5815.         

                                                                       

By Mail 

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Mail your water bill payment stub along with your check in the courtesy reply envelope provided with your bill. If the envelope is missing, the payment address is:

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East Orange County Water District

185 N. McPherson Road,

Orange, CA 92869-3720

What if I can't pay my bill?

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It is possible to receive assistance in paying your water bill through EOCWD, as mandated by Senate Bill 998. It puts forward that if you are a low income customer with a signed certificate from your primary care provider, stating that the discontinuation of your water service would pose a serious threat to your health and safety, you may be provided with extended payment options to help you avoid termination of your water service.

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Senate Bill 998, the Water Shutoff Protection Act, was signed by former Governor Jerry Brown in September 2018. SB 998 prohibits disconnection for nonpayment by any residential customer who has been delinquent for less than 60 days. It requires the water district give notice in writing or by telephone before disconnection. The district must also include an offer to discuss alternative payment methods or deferred payments, in addition to details pertaining to appeals and extensions. This information must be made available online for customers to access.

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To learn more about the SB998 Policy and find out if you qualify for participation, click here.

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Retail Zone Rules & Regulations 12-19-2019

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