The Passaic Valley Water Commission (PVWC) provides high-quality drinking water to over 800000 customers in northern New Jersey. Read on for a comprehensive guide on how to pay your PVWC bill online by mail, by phone, and more.
Overview of PVWC Bill Payment Options
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PVWC offers online, phone, mail, auto-pay, and in-person payment options.
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Accepted payment methods include credit card, debit card, check, money order, and cash.
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The online bill pay system is called PVWC e-Bill Pay.
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Payment is due by the date on your monthly statement to avoid late fees
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Have your 10-digit PVWC account number and amount due ready before paying.
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Retain payment confirmations and receipts as proof of payment.
Paying Your Water Bill Online
The fastest way to pay your PVWC bill is online through PVWC e-Bill Pay:
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Go to www.pvwc.com and click on “Pay Bill” at the top.
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Select “Pay Bill Online” and enter your 10-digit account number.
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Choose whether to pay the total amount due or a different amount.
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Enter your credit/debit card or checking account information.
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Carefully review payment details before submitting.
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Print or save the confirmation page as your receipt.
Online payments are processed immediately and reflected on your account right away.
Paying Your PVWC Bill by Phone
You can also pay your water bill quickly by phone:
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Call 973-340-4300 to reach the PVWC payment line.
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Follow the automated prompts to enter your account number and payment amount.
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Have your credit/debit card or checking account information ready.
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Write down the confirmation number at the end as your receipt.
The automated phone payment system is available 24/7 for your convenience. Payments are posted to your account instantly.
Paying Your Water Bill by Mail
To pay your PVWC bill by mail:
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Write your 10-digit account number on your check or money order.
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Make it payable to PVWC.
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Include your service address on the payment as well.
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Mail your payment to PVWC, PO Box 11393, Newark, NJ 07101 at least 7 days before your due date.
This ensures your mailed payment arrives on time. Just keep in mind it takes longer to process mail payments.
Paying Your Bill in Person
You can pay your PVWC bill in person at an authorized payment location:
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Visit Western Union outlet locations including 7-Eleven, CVS, and more.
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Bring your paper bill or know your account number and amount due.
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Pay with cash, credit/debit card, or money order at the register.
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Obtain a receipt as confirmation the transaction went through.
Visit www.pvwc.com/in-person-bill-payment for a full list of authorized walk-in payment locations.
Enrolling in Auto-Pay
For convenience, sign up for auto-pay to have your water bill paid automatically each month:
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Go to www.pvwc.com and click on “Auto Bill Pay” to enroll.
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Choose either credit/debit card or bank account deductions.
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Select the date each month you want payments withdrawn.
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Review and agree to the auto-pay terms and conditions.
As long as you have sufficient funds, your bill will be paid on time without any extra steps. You can cancel or change auto-pay anytime.
Getting PVWC Account Support
If you have any account or billing issues, PVWC customer support can help:
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Call 973-340-4300 during regular business hours.
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Email [email protected] for the fastest response.
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Explain your account, billing, or payment issue for resolution.
Keeping your account information current ensures timely communications. Paying bills on time means no service interruptions.
No matter which option you pick, PVWC offers easy ways to pay your water bill. Pay online, by phone, by mail or in person for on-time payment and great service.
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FAQ
How do I pay my water bill in NJ?
Call 973-340-4300 or 1-877-772-7077 24 hours a day / 7 days a week to make a payment. Customer can also pay with e-checks during normal business hours.
How do I email Passaic Valley Water Commission?
To contact a Commissioner send an email to Administrative Secretary, Louis Amodio at lamodio@pvwc. com or Executive Director, Jim Mueller at ExecutiveDirector@pvwc. com and your email will be routed to the appropriate Commissioner.
How do I pay my water bill in Paterson NJ?
Call us anytime at 973-340-4300, option # 1 and use our automated service to make a payment with a checking account or credit card. Online: Visit link. pvwc. com to make an online payment with a checking account or credit card. By Mail: Checks or money order can be mailed to our PO Box for processing.
How do I make a Passaic Valley Water Commission online payment?
You can pay the Passaic Valley Water Commission online in two ways: as a Non-Registered User or a Registered User. Good to see you here! To make a One Time Online Payment as a Non-Registered User click on the link under Online Services. To register your account, click on Link Login.
When should I pay my Passaic Valley Water Commission Bill?
When you get a Passaic Valley Water Commission bill, you have 30 days to pay it or face a late fee. Unpaid balances will be assessed a 1% late charge penalty. Having trouble paying your bill? We can help! If your account is not yet past due, but you are having trouble making your payment, we can help.
When will my Passaic Valley water meter be read?
Passaic Valley Water Commission reads residential meters on a quarterly basis. The date of the most recent reading is on the front of your water bill. This will tell you when your meter will be read again. Your next meter reading is scheduled for approximately 3 months from that date.
How long does a Passaic Valley Water Commission meter reading last?
Your next meter reading is scheduled for approximately 3 months from that date. When you get a bill from the Passaic Valley Water Commission, you have 30 days to pay it or face a late fee. Unpaid balances will be assessed a 1% late charge penalty.
How do I contact pvwc?
Customers with questions should contact the Department of Community Affairs directly. After you enroll, you must call PVWC at 973-340-4300, option #2 so we can notate your account with the confirmation number provided to you by the DCA to avoid service interruption.
