Dealing with monthly bills is just a fact of life. But paying your Town of Waynesville utility bill doesn’t have to be a hassle. The town offers a few quick and convenient ways to pay from the comfort of home so you can check this routine task off your to-do list. In this comprehensive guide we’ll outline the payment options offered by the Town of Waynesville and provide step-by-step instructions to pay your bill online by phone, or in person.
Overview of Payment Options
The Town of Waynesville provides both online and offline options for paying your municipal utility bills, including water, sewer, sanitation, and electricity through Waynesville Public Services. Here’s an overview of what’s available:
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Online – Pay via credit/debit card or electronic check through the payment portal on the town website
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Phone – Call in during business hours to pay over the phone with a customer service representative.
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In person – Visit the Hazelwood Office or Municipal Building to pay with cash, check, money order, or debit/credit card.
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Drop box – Place your payment in one of the secure drop boxes available 24/7.
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Mail – Send your payment to the town utility billing office by standard mail.
Let’s explore each of these bill payment methods and walk through the simple steps for using them.
Paying Your Bill Online
The fastest and most convenient way for most customers to pay their Town of Waynesville utility bill is online through the payment portal on the town’s website. Here’s how simple it is:
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Go to www.waynesvillenc.gov and click on “Bill Pay” under the Finance Department section.
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Select “Online Payments” and enter your customer number and account number found on your printed utility bill.
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Choose the service you want to pay – you can split payments between multiple accounts.
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Enter your payment amount and select your payment method. Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express are accepted for credit/debit payments.
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A convenience fee of 2.95% (minimum $1.00) will be charged for credit card payments or 1.95% (minimum $1.00) for debit card payments.
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Complete payment by entering your card information and clicking “Submit Payment”.
Once submitted, your payment will typically process within 1 business day. The online option is available 24/7 for maximum convenience!
Paying Your Bill by Phone
If you prefer to speak to a live representative when paying your utility bill, the Town of Waynesville also offers a pay-by-phone option:
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Call the Utility Billing office at (828) 456-3515 during regular business hours, Monday-Friday from 8:30am-5:00pm.
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When prompted, select the option to speak with a representative to make a payment.
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Have your customer number, account number, and payment details ready to provide.
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A staff member will take your payment over the phone and provide a confirmation number.
This method works well if you have any questions about your bill and appreciate personal assistance. Just keep in mind that debit/credit cards are not accepted over the phone.
Paying Your Bill In Person
For those who prefer in-person bill payment or need to pay with cash, visiting the Utility Billing office is an option:
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Hazelwood Office – 280 Georgia Ave, open Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm
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Municipal Building – 16 S Main Street, open Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm
Payments can be made at either location with cash, check, money order, or debit/credit card. Be sure to bring your printed bill or have your account details handy. Drive-through service is also available at the Hazelwood Office for added convenience.
Using the 24/7 Drop Box
If making a trip to the Utility Billing office in person doesn’t fit your schedule, you can use one of the 24/7 drop boxes instead:
- Outside the Hazelwood Office at 280 Georgia Ave
- Outside the Municipal Building at 16 S Main Street
Simply place your payment (check, money order, or payment coupon from your bill) into the secure drop box anytime day or night at whichever location is more convenient for you. Payments dropped after 9:00am will be processed the following business day.
Paying by Mail
Sending your utility bill payment by standard mail is always an option as well. While it doesn’t provide the convenience and speed of the other methods, it can be a good choice if you prefer to pay by check and don’t mind waiting several days for the payment to process.
Simply mail your check or money order along with your payment stub to:
Town of Waynesville Utility Billing
PO Box 100
Waynesville, NC 28786
Be sure to allow plenty of transit time – payments that arrive after your due date will incur late fees.
Avoiding Late Fees and Disconnection
To avoid late fees and potential service disconnection, be sure to pay your Town of Waynesville utility bill by the due date printed on your monthly statement. Payments received after the due date will incur the following:
- Late Fee – 1.5% of any overdue balance
- Disconnect Fee – $50 if services are disconnected for nonpayment
- Reconnect Fee – $50 for reconnecting after disconnection
Scheduling recurring automatic payments or enrolling in paperless billing can help you remember to pay on time every month and avoid penalties. Contact the Utility Billing office if you have any questions about your account status.
Contact Town of Waynesville Utility Billing
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By phone at (828) 456-3515, Monday-Friday from 8:30am-5:00pm
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In person at the Hazelwood Office or Municipal Building
The team is happy to help make sure paying your utility bill is fast, easy, and stress-free each month. Explore the most convenient option for you and get one less thing off your to-do list!
Town of Waynesville Town Council: October 8, 2024
How do I pay my vehicle tax in Waynesville?
Call the Haywood County Tax Assessor’s office at 828-452-6734 to find out about your property’s assessed value, late fees, or exemptions. The Town of Waynesville does not issue or process vehicle taxes. Payments can be made by Credit/Debit card online. The following fees apply to online payments:
Do I have to pay taxes in Waynesville?
Anyone who lives in the city limits of the Town of Waynesville, owns property there, or runs a business there has to pay taxes. Tax bills are sent to the property owner as of January 1st of the tax year. If you sold the property that was assessed to you, please let the new owner know about any taxes that are still due.
What services does the town of Waynesville provide?
The town of Waynesville takes care of water, sewers, electricity, and trash pickup for most people who live in the city limits and some people who live outside the city limits. Contact customer service at 828-456-3515 for more information on the services provided in your area.
What is the Waynesville tax collector?
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How do I create a new Waynesville utility account?
You can create a new account on the Town Of Waynesville Utilities website. Once you create the account, you can setup payment with credit, debit, or direct deposit. Click here to create an account.
When are property taxes billed in Waynesville?
Real estate and personal property taxes for the Town of Waynesville are billed every year in September and are due the first week of January. The amount of taxes due is based on how much Haywood County thinks the property is worth and the tax rate decided by the Town Manager, Board of Alderman, and Tax Collector.