Paying your sewer bill in Clark County just got a whole lot easier thanks to the ability to pay online. While you’ve always been able to pay by mail, in person, or over the phone, paying online is the most convenient option yet. In this article, we’ll walk through everything you need to know about paying your Clark County sewer bill online.
Why Pay Online?
Paying your sewer bill online has a number of advantages
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It’s fast and easy – The whole process takes just a few minutes and can be done from anywhere 24/7. No need to worry about getting to the office during business hours.
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Avoid late fees – When you pay online, the payment is processed right away, so you don’t have to worry about the bill getting lost in the mail or taking too long to deliver. This means no more late fees!
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Payment history – The online system stores your payment history, so you can easily look back at past payments if needed.
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Auto-pay options – You can set up automatic payments to have your sewer bill paid on time every month. One less thing to remember!
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Eco-friendly – Going paperless by paying online reduces waste and is better for the environment.
Paying online just makes managing your sewer bill payments so much more convenient. Let’s look at how to do it.
How to Pay Your Sewer Bill Online
Paying your Clark County sewer bill online takes just a few simple steps:
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Visit the online payment website.
Go to www.clarkcountyohio.gov/113/Pay-Bills-Online and click on “Water or Sewer Payments”. This will take you to the payment portal.
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Enter your account information.
You’ll need to provide either your account number or the service address. Make sure to enter it exactly as it appears on your printed sewer bill.
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Select the amount to pay.
Choose whether you want to pay the current balance, make a partial payment, or pay a specific dollar amount.
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Enter payment details.
Provide your payment information including credit/debit card number, expiration date, and CVV security code.
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Confirm payment.
Carefully review the payment details before submitting to ensure everything is correct. Then click confirm to process the payment.
And that’s it – your sewer bill is now paid online! The payment will typically process in 1-2 business days, after which you can log in to view it under your payment history.
Payment Confirmation
Once your payment goes through, you’ll receive a payment confirmation number. Make sure to record this number and save it with your records in case you need to refer back to it or have any issues.
You’ll also receive an email receipt for your records. If you don’t get one right away, check your spam folder.
Payment History
Under your online account, you can view your payment history for the past 18 months. This lets you see:
- Payment amounts
- Payment dates
- Payment confirmation numbers
Refer back to your payment history anytime you need to double check a past payment or pull up details.
Auto-Pay
Tired of having to manually pay your sewer bill every month? Sign up for auto-pay to have payments automatically debited from your credit card each month.
To enable auto-pay:
- Log into your online account
- Click on My Profile
- Select Auto-Pay Program
- Enter your credit card details
Once setup, your bill will be paid automatically each month. Make sure to update your credit card information if your card expires or the number changes.
Auto-pay takes the hassle out of paying your monthly sewer bill.
Payment Options
Paying online is the easiest way to pay your Clark County sewer bill. However, you can also make a payment by:
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Phone – Call 844-215-6938 to pay by debit/credit card over the phone. Make sure to have your account number handy.
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Mail – Send a check or money order made payable to Clark County along with your payment stub to:
Clark County Sewer District
PO Box 814
Springfield, OH 45501
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In person – Visit the Clark County Utilities office at 3130 E Main St, Springfield, OH 45503 to pay by cash, check, money order or credit/debit card.
Paying online is certainly the fastest and most convenient option. But it’s good to know your choices if you prefer to pay by other means.
Troubleshooting Payment Issues
Hopefully you won’t run into any hiccups when paying your sewer bill online. But if you do, here are some tips for troubleshooting:
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Verify account number – Double check that you entered your account number correctly. Transposed numbers can cause issues.
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Try a different card – If your credit/debit card payment won’t go through, try making the payment with a different card.
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Call support – If you can’t figure out the issue, call 844-215-6938 for assistance with online payments.
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Check with your bank – Make sure there are no holds on your account or fraud alerts that could prevent a payment from going through.
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Try later – Server issues may temporarily prevent payments. Try again in a little bit.
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Use another method – As a last resort, use another payment method like phone or mail instead.
With a little troubleshooting, you should be able to resolve any payment issues. Having the payment confirmation number handy can help when inquiring about issues.
Avoid Late Fees
The absolute best way to avoid late fees when paying your Clark County sewer bill is to pay online! Since the payment processes right away, it removes the risk of the bill getting delayed or lost in the mail. As long as you pay by the due date, your payment will be on time and you’ll avoid any penalties.
Other tips to avoid late fees include:
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Set up auto-pay so your bill gets paid automatically each month
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Mark your calendar with reminders for when your bill is due
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Pay a few days early to account for any processing delays
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Sign up for email reminders when your bill is ready to pay
Paying online combined with automated reminders makes it almost impossible to forget and pay late. Avoid those pesky late fees once and for all!
Get Started Paying Online
Now that you know all about paying your Clark County sewer bill online, why not get started? Signing up is easy and only takes a few minutes. Then you’ll be ready to make fast, paperless payments going forward.
To get started, simply head to the payment website and click “New Users Sign Up”:
www.clarkcountyohio.gov/113/Pay-Bills-Online
Provide your account and contact information to create your online profile. And just like that – you’re ready to pay your sewer bill online!
No more writing checks, managing payment stubs, or trips to the post office. Online bill pay makes managing your sewer payments convenient. Sign up today and see for yourself how easy it is!
Water or Sewer Payments
Pay by credit/debit card online or contact Paymentus toll free at 844-215-6938.
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FAQ
Is sewer and water the same bill in Las Vegas?
Las Vegas Sewer Bill In Las Vegas, the sewage bill is not included in your water bill. You might pay one bill for water, trash, and sewage in North Las Vegas and Henderson, but this isn’t always the case.
How much is sewer in Clark County?
What is a convenience fee on my sewer bill?
Questions about your bill? View our sewer bill FAQs. You may notice a convenience fee when you pay by credit card. The 2. A 95% convenience fee is charged by our online payment provider for managing the credit card service. This fee covers the costs of credit and debit card transactions.
How do I contact Clark Regional Wastewater District?
If you are having any problems or have questions, please call 360-750-5876 Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to talk to a customer service rep who can help you. You can pay your Clark Regional Wastewater District bill in a number of ways. Visit the Payment Options page to learn more.
What happens if I don’t pay my Clark County property taxes?
Any account balance not paid by April 30 will be sent a delinquent account notice. The District Board of Trustees holds a public hearing every June to talk about sending any remaining account balances to the Clark County Treasurer to be added to the property taxes that the account owner owes.
How do I get a permit for a project in Clark County?
Please give the PAC number that was given to the project if plans have been sent to the Clark County Building Department. Permit fees will be calculated and a permit issued. For more information, please contact Customer Service. Free viewers are required for some of the attached documents.
