Paying your utility bill should be a quick and easy process. The City of Okmulgee offers multiple options to view and pay your water, trash, and sewer bill conveniently online, by phone, or in person. Utilizing the available payment methods can make managing your utility account hassle-free.
Online Bill Pay Portal
The easiest way to pay in Okmulgee is through the online bill pay portal at https://okmulgeeonline.com/169/Utility-Billing. This portal allows you to securely access your account, view your charges, see payment history, and pay your bill 24/7.
To use the online system, you’ll first need to create an account. You can do this directly through the portal by clicking “Create Website Account.” You’ll need your account number and an email address to register. The whole process only takes a couple of minutes.
Once registered you can log in anytime to view your current bill. The dashboard clearly displays the total charges owed and due date. When ready to pay click the “Online Bill Pay” button to enter the secure payment system. You can pay by credit card, debit card, or electronic check. Your payment will instantly post to your account.
The portal stores 18 months of billing history, so you can view your past bills and payment information as well. For maximum convenience, you can also enroll in auto-pay to have your bill paid automatically each month.
Pay By Phone
If you prefer to pay your Okmulgee utility bill by phone, automated payments are available 24/7 by calling (918) 756-4060. You’ll need to have your account number and payment information ready.
Phone payments can be made by credit card, debit card, or electronic check. Just follow the prompts to enter your details and complete the payment. You can also check your balance and payment history using the automated phone system.
In-Person Options
For those who prefer an in-person payment, City Hall has multiple options:
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At the Billing Counter: Payments can be made at the Utility Billing counter in City Hall during business hours – Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm. Cash, check, money order, and credit/debit cards are accepted.
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Drive-Thru Window: For added convenience, a drive-thru window is available on the east side of City Hall. The drive-thru is open Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm for bill payments.
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Night Drop Box: A drop box is located in the drive-thru lane and can be used to leave bill payments 24 hours a day. Payments left in the night drop will be processed the following business day.
When paying in person, be sure to have your current bill or account number. Receipts are provided with in-person payments.
Avoid Late Fees
Utility bills in Okmulgee are due by the 15th of each month. After the 15th, a 15% late fee is applied. By the 20th, a $30 fee is added for any unpaid balance, and service is disconnected the next day if the bill remains unpaid.
Using the convenient online, phone, or in-person payment options ensures your bill is paid on time and avoids any late penalties. The online portal and auto-pay are especially useful for avoiding forgotten due dates.
Payment Support
The City of Okmulgee aims to make bill payment as quick and hassle-free as possible. If any issues come up, the Utility Billing Department is available by phone and in-person to help.
They can assist with questions on charges, usage, disconnections, payment arrangements, or any other billing needs. Reach them at (918) 756-4060.
With the various payment methods offered by the City of Okmulgee, managing your utility account is easier than ever. Take advantage of the online portal, phone payments, and in-person options to pay your bill quickly and conveniently each month.
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How do I pay my Okmulgee utility bill?
Okmulgee Utilities Service Billing provides the City of Okmulgee with water, refuse (trash), and sanitary sewer services. Our office, drive-through, night drop in the drive-through, mail, and our Online Billpay Payment Portal are all places where you can pay. For questions, please contact the Utility Billing department.
What happened to Okmulgee water system?
A big storm hit Okmulgee on November 4, 2024, and washed out the water main that served an area in the southeast of the city and the nearby county. Please review the map below. The main completely separated and allowed run-off storm water to enter the line without restraint.
Does Okmulgee County Jail accept cash?
Okmulgee County Jail accepts cash through the booth in the jail entryway 24 hours a day. Cash and credit/platinum cards are acknowledged. All cash orders must be made out to ‘Okmulgee County Jail’.
What does Okmulgee mean?
Pay Your City of Perkins Bill Now! Okmulgee is a Muscogee Creek word, meaning “bubbling water” . Okmulgee began as Indian Territory in the 1800’s. The Muscogee Creek Tribe, following the trail of tears, were relocated to the Okmulgee area. Still today, Okmulgee is honored to be the capitol of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
How do I pay my utility bill?
Our office, drive-through, night drop in the drive-through, mail, and our Online Billpay Payment Portal are all places where you can pay. For questions, please contact the Utility Billing department. Water and utilities service billing is due by the 15th of each month.
What is Okmulgee known for?
Still today, Okmulgee is honored to be the capitol of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. The Creek Council House, the tribal government building for the Creek tribe, was built in Okmulgee in the middle of the 1800s. Around the Council House, the first stores and businesses in our community popped up.
