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Cash Payments
Written by developer on March 28, 2023Beginning May 1st 2023 no cash will be accepted for any utility payments.
Read More >>>***Scheduled Water Outage***
Written by developer on February 3, 2023Effingham Park of Commerce Tuesday February 7th 9am to 5pm, due to nearby construction. We apologize for any inconveniences.
Read More >>>Protect Your Pipes and Water Softeners from Freezing This Winter
Written by developer on December 24, 2022With winter temperatures dropping below freezing, it’s important to take precautions to protect your pipes and water softeners from freezing. To avoid any problems, it is strongly encouraged to drip those pipes before the temperature drops too low! Make sure to keep water softeners covered and insulated to prevent them from becoming frozen. If they […]
Read More >>>Rate Increases
Written by developer on October 11, 2022There will be rate increases for Consolidated Utilities and its affiliate systems. More Information
Read More >>>2021 Consumer Confidence Reports
Written by developer on May 27, 20222021 Consumer Confidence Reports have been released and can be viewed here.
Read More >>>Meter Box Maintenance
Written by developer on March 1, 2021Consolidated customers – please take a minute to read this article on meter box maintenance. Meter Box Maintenance
Read More >>>Return to Pre-Pandemic Billing and Payment Practices
Written by Fe Farmer on December 11, 2020Consolidated will be returning to pre pandemic billing and payment procedures. The time to pay down your balance is now. Read the letter
Read More >>>Customer Notice: Proper Disposal of Grease Products
Written by speros on March 27, 2019Improper disposal of grease can damage the insides of sewage pipes on your property and the streets. Over time it can cause sewage to flood into your home. Please read our notice on proper grease disposal. Read the Notice
Read More >>>Customer Warning: Doxo.com
Written by speros on September 20, 2018Doxo is not authorized to accept payments for Consolidated. If you pay Doxo you will still owe that sum to Consolidated.
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