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Gwinnett County changes mailing address for water bill payments

Water meter. (Photo by Karen Huppertz for the AJC)
Water meter. (Photo by Karen Huppertz for the AJC)
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May 1, 2023

Gwinnett County residents wishing to pay their water bills by mail will need to start using a new address today.

The address has changed to:

Gwinnett Water Resources

P.O. Box 105023

Atlanta, GA 30348-5203

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The change is effective May 1, according to the Department of Water Resources. The address is only for mailing payments. It is not a physical location.

Customers who pay online through their bank should make sure the address is listed correctly, according to the county.

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Bills can also be paid by phone at 678-376-6800, in person at 648 Winder Highway in Lawrenceville or online at Gwinnetth2o.com/PayMyBill.

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