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    Address

    119 W. Oglethorpe Ave, Savannah, GA 31401

    Mailing Address

    P.O. Box 9530 Savannah, GA 31412

    Phone

    (912) 233-3254

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How can I pay my utility bill?

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    You can pay your bill online by visiting the Billing page and selecting your specific system (e.g., Whitemarsh, Coastal Water, Golden Isles).

    Is cash accepted for bill payments?

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    No, as of May 1, 2023, Consolidated Utilities no longer accepts cash for any utility payments.

    What are the new payment due dates and late fee schedules?

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    For all companies, the payment due date is the 1st. Late fees are applied on the 6th, and the last day to pay before disconnection is the 15th.

    What should I do if my water service is disconnected for non-payment?

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    To restore service, pay the entire past due balance along with a $50 service fee. Payments must be made online or via money order. To have service restored the same day, payment must be received before 2:00 p.m.

    What are the consequences of tampering with the water meter?

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    Tampering with the water meter, such as cutting the lock, is a violation of Georgia criminal law and is subject to prosecution. Fees for tampering include:

    • Cut Padlock: $50 fee + $100 meter tampering fee

    • Damaged Valve: $90 + labor at $50/hour + cost of materials

    • Meter Pull: $150 + 2 hours labor at $30.75/hour

    Service will not be restored until all fees are paid.

    When can I find Consumer Confidence Reports?

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    Consumer Confidence Reports are published yearly on the News page. The report published is a report for the previous calendar year. These reports, which are required by the Georgia EPD, detail water quality from rigorous testing throughout the year.