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When will my next municipal services bill be mailed?
Municipal services bills are mailed every week to different areas of the city. If you provide us with your address, we can tell you when yours will be mailed, or if you sign-up for Redconnect, you can access this information 24/7.
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I never received my municipal services bill, can you send me another?
We are happy to email or mail a duplicate municipal services bill, and we can also let you know when your next municipal services bill will be mailed to you. Also, as an added convenience, you can access your account via Redconnect. Redconnect is a web-based service that provides you real-time 24/7 access to your City of Redlands…
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My water usage seems too high, can you tell me why?
If your water usage seems too high, we will review your previous consumption history, and if the current meter read is higher than the previous 3 years history, we will prepare a work order to have your meter reread and your service checked for leaks.
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Can I have an extension on paying my municipal services bill?
Most of the time we can accommodate an extension of your municipal services bill when requested.
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Would the City of Redlands be interested in purchasing my mutual water company stock, well or other water rights?
Please call (909) 798-7553 for inquiries related to this matter.
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What utilities are included on my City of Redlands municipal services bill?
Your municipal services bill includes water, sewer (if you are connected), solid waste disposal (except for areas outside the city limits), street cleaning services and household hazardous waste disposal for customers residing inside the city limits. Customers outside the city limits are billed for water and sewer if the property is connected to sewer.
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Is the property owner responsible for a tenant’s unpaid municipal services bills when the account is in the property owner’s name?
Yes.
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Is there an additional fee for returned checks?
Yes, the fee for a returned payment is $35.00, and must be paid at the time the check is redeemed.
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My neighbor has six (6) members in the family and I only have only two (2). Why is my water usage higher?
Most of the water usage is consumed by watering lawns, not in personal water use for bathing, washing dishes and drinking. Perhaps you have a larger yard than your neighbor or water your lawn more often or for longer periods of time.
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Why do I have to pay a prepayment before I can turn the water on?
The Redlands Municipal Code requires a prepayment from all customers who have not established credit with the city. Established credit is defined as one year of service with a satisfactory payment record. A satisfactory payment record is achieved by paying your municipal services bills on or before the due date.