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DeKalb launches water and sewer billing website

The DeKalb County Utility Customer Operations Center website provides water billing and payment information. The site can be accessed through dekalbwatershed.com.
The DeKalb County Utility Customer Operations Center website provides water billing and payment information. The site can be accessed through dekalbwatershed.com.
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June 7, 2016

A revamped website makes it easier for DeKalb County residents to view and pay their water and sewer bills.

The government website allows customers to pay their bills, set up automatic payments, view statements and find answers to common questions.

The county’s online payment company charges a $4 processing fee to use credit cards, but recurring payments from checking accounts are free.

The DeKalb Customer Operations Service Center website is accessible by navigating to dekalbwatershed.com and then clicking on the "Pay Your Water/Sewer Bill" button.

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