The city of Weslaco is implementing Phase II of the citys water conservation ordinance due to low water levels at the reservoirs.
“Phase II requires that when the level of U.S. water storied in Amistad and Falcon Reservoirs reaches 25 percent, mandatory conservation will be declared,” the city said in a news release.
The ordinance states that watering of lawns are prohibited except on irrigation days, which will be permitted once every seven days from 7 p.m. until 7 a.m.
Also, home addresses with the last digit as an odd number can water on Tuesdays and addresses with the last digit as an even number can water on Thursdays.
Watering with a handheld hose or drip irrigation and commercial nurseries or sod farms are permitted any day.
The ordinance also states vehicle washing is only allowed by handheld bucket, car washes can use minimum practical water settings, adding water to swimming pools only permitted on irrigation days and ornamental fountains with recycling systems are permitted, all other fountains are not permitted.
Residents also must prevent water from overflowing or spilling into a gutter or drain, repair controllable water leaks inside and outside home or business and sweep, rather than hose off, all paved areas.
Anyone with any questions or would like more information can contact the citys Planning and Code Enforcement Department (956) 968-3181.
Having running water in your home or business is an essential utility. As a Weslaco resident, it’s important to pay your water bill on time each month to the city utility department. Read this guide to learn the easy process of paying your Weslaco water bill online, by phone, or in person.
Benefits of Paying Your Weslaco Water Bill
Paying your monthly Weslaco water bill provides many advantages
- Avoid service interruptions from non-payment
- Maintain good standing on your account
- Support water infrastructure operations and maintenance
- Confirm your usage each month for budgeting
- Get reminders about payment due dates
- Access billing statements and payment history
- Avoid late payment fees
Responsibly paying your water bill helps ensure quality service delivery in Weslaco,
How to Pay Your Weslaco Water Bill
Weslaco offers multiple convenient ways to pay your water bill each month
Pay Online
The fastest way to pay is through the online payment portal at https://weslacotx.municipalonlinepayments.com. You can pay using credit/debit cards, bank account transfer or e-checks.
Pay by Phone
Call the City of Weslaco utility department at (956) 968-3181 to make a payment over the phone using a card or e-check.
Pay by Mail
Mail in a check or money order payable to City of Weslaco Utility Billing. Include your account number on the payment.
Pay in Person
Visit Weslaco City Hall utility department at 255 S Kansas Ave to pay by cash, check or money order.
Auto Bill Pay
Set up recurring automatic payments from your credit card or bank account so your bill gets paid on time every month.
Check Your Weslaco Water Usage
Log into your online account or check your monthly bill to monitor your household water usage. Doing so allows you to track changes and detect possible leaks. Weslaco also provides water conservation tips to help cut down usage.
Avoid Late Fees on Weslaco Water Bills
Weslaco charges late fees on unpaid water account balances. Pay your water bill by the due date each month to avoid penalties. Set up reminders and enroll in auto-pay for assurance your bill gets paid on time.
Weslaco Water Customer Service
If you have any questions or need assistance with your Weslaco water service or bill payment, contact customer service at (956) 968-3181 or [email protected].
Paying your Weslaco water bill is fast and easy through the online portal or phone system. Take advantage of these convenient options to maintain good standing on your account and uninterrupted water service.
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Planning and Development Services Center
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Patrick K. Hardesty Midtown Multi-Service Center
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Eastside City Hall
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Downtown
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Midtown
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Eastside
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201 N Stone Ave
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1100 S Alvernon Way
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7820 E Broadway Blvd
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8:30am to 4:30pm
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8:30am to 4:30pm
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8:30am to 4:30pm
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cashier only
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dropbox & cashier
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dropbox only
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