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Under the recommendation of the city manager, the City of Eugene has been authorized to issue a 7 percent increase in local user wastewater fees, 3.5 percent in regional wastewater fees and a 4 percent increase in stormwater user fees, effective July 1, 2022.
Why do storm and wastewater charges appear on my EWEB bill?
Charges related to stormwater and wastewater appear in the water portion of customer bills, but are not EWEB charges. The City of Eugene owns and operates the stormwater and wastewater systems in Eugene. For efficiency, EWEB acts as the City's billing agent per City charter.
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Login or registerYou can make an online payment with your Visa, Mastercard or checking account without registering or logging in. You will need your EWEB account number, which is available at the top of your bill or your "bill-ready" email.
Guest PaymentPay by phone with a Visa, MasterCard, or checking account 24 hours a day using our automated pay-by-phone system.
Call 541-685-7000 and press option one. Have your EWEB account number ready.
Mail your payment, along with your bill stub, to our payment-processing center:
Eugene Water & Electric Board
PO Box 35192
Seattle, WA 98124-5192
To pay your bill in person, please visit one of the following locations:
Secure drop box outside of our headquarters at 500 E. 4th Ave. in Eugene.
Hours: 24/7
Payment types accepted: check, money order, cashier's check
UPS Store, 1574 Coburg Rd. in Eugene.
For hours, call 541-686-0233.
Payment types accepted: check, money order, cashier's check
You can schedule a preferred date to start or stop your service up to 90-days in advance.
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