Why is my current water bill so much higher than my last?
A malfunctioning or leaking toilet is the most common problem, and it may be responsible for the sudden increase in your water bill. If you hear the sound of water running when your toilet is not in use, it can be wasting 100-500 gallons of water per day.

To learn how to detect or repair toilet leaks or find other useful water conservation information,
visit the Water Conservation page.

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1. How much does the Green Business Program cost?
2. How long am I certified for under the Green Business Program?
3. Do you have assistance for low income families or senior citizens to pay the utility bill?
4. I’m having problems paying my utilities bill, can I set up a payment plan?
5. Do you accept credit card payments over the telephone?
6. Why is my current water bill so much higher than my last?
7. What do I need to do to change the name on my utility account?
8. How often does the City bill for utilities?
9. How can I save money on my bill?
10. Why do we pay sewer fees?
11. Why is my current water bill so much higher than my last?
12. What has the City already implemented as part of the Urban Greening Plan?
13. How can I start a community garden in my community?
14. What are the health risks when coming in contact with the water at Pinto Lake?
15. Who should I contact if I have concerns about my health because of contact with water at Pinto Lake?
16. How much is the MWH Permit application fee?