Please visit this City of Baltimore webpage for information on the Water4All Water Discount Program. The process to Request New Water Services and Abandonments In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, DPW has modified the process to open or close a water account and request a new water meter.

The Customer Self-Service Portal allows near-real time access to your water consumption, billing and payment data, and account information. Watch how your water usage varies by month, by day, or even by the hour. Set alerts to learn about unusual water consumption, or send us a question. The more you know about your water consumption, the more ...

Baltimore's water supply is contained within reservoirs outside city limits that move water to Baltimore's water filtration plants. Three treatment plants process 405 million gallons of water every day for use by 1.8 million citizens within 560 square miles in and around Baltimore.

City of Baltimore Attn: Harris & Harris P.O. Box 17387 Baltimore, MD 21297-1387. For any of the Following: Metered Water, Real Property, Miscellaneous Bills, Part Year Bills, Personal Property, and Alley, Footway and Street Scape Bills . City of Baltimore Bureau of Revenue Collections P.O. Box 17535 Baltimore, MD 21297-1535. For any of the ...

Online Payments. Baltimore City now offers customers the ability to pay online via credit card or a personal/business checking account. Online payments are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Avoid the lines and pay online! To learn about online payment options or to make an online payment, click here .

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