

 

 










 

 

 

 |
THE
CITY OF NEW
YORK
DEPARTMENT
OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Consumer
Resources
Metering
and Billing
Election
of Metered Billing for Multifamily Properties, the Multiple Dwelling
Conservation Program, How to Read a Water Meter, approved lists of
washing machines and water meters, and forms for residential water
survey requests, meter installation reimbursement, refund or credit
application, customer registration, a water meter permit application
(for licensed plumbers), and exemption from water and sewer charges. Go
Lien
Sale
Information on the intent to sell liens for properties with delinquent
water and sewer charges. Go
Water
Board
Public information regarding water and wastewater rates and the
rate schedule, regulations governing the termination of water and
sewer services because of nonpayment, and policy resolutions.
Go
Grease
Disposal Tips
Guidelines to help keep our sewer system running properly and avoid
service disruptions. Go
Protect
Your Water Meter and Pipes from Freezing
Most water meters and pipes are in basements, crawl spaces, and other
unheated areas, where cold winter temperatures could cause them to freeze.
Homeowners are responsible for protecting meters and pipes from freezing.
Go
Annual
Water Supply Statement
The Annual Water Supply Statement describing the New York City Water
Supply and the quality of its water. Go to Water Supply
How
Can I Save Water?
Save hundreds of gallons a week by following these water saving tips.
Go to How Can I Save Water?
For water
and sewer billing inquiries contact:
The Bureau
of Customer Services
(718) 595 - 7000
To pay
your water and sewer bill, please send payment to:
NYC Water
Board
PO BOX 410, Church Street Station
New York, NY 10008-0410
(Make check payable to: NYC Water Board)
Last updated
January 13, 2006
About DEP | Help Center
| Education Information |
DEP News | Contact Us
| DEP Homepage!
|