Utilities

Balancing the needs of customers and the environment is a challenging responsibility. Educating the public in water conservation, recycling, landfill issues, the watershed and stormwater run off. Pinellas County Utilities incorporates numerous methods to meet the needs of the public and our environment.

In the News:

• Your Landscape and Drought
• Sign-up for Alert Pinellas and Pinellas County E-News
• Wastewater / Stormwater Task Force

View Watering Restrictions and Schedules

Water:

• Consumer Confidence Report on Water Quality

• Billing Options
  • Pay water bill online: for customers not registered with Utilities My eAccount

• Customer Service: Contact Us / Locations / Hours
• Lead and Copper Monitoring Information
• Chromium: Frequently Asked Questions
• Water Conservation
• Water FAQs
• Water Fees / Rates
• Water / Sewer Rate Presentation
• Water Source for Drinking Water
• Water System Maintenance Program FAQs

Reclaimed Water:

• Tips for landscapes during drought conditions
• Consumer Confidence Report on Reclaimed Water
• Reclaimed Filtering Tips
• Reclaimed Availablity in Your Area / How to Connect
  

Businesses:

• Commercial Grease Management - forms for food service establishments
• Industrial Pre-Treatment Program - controlling wastewater discharge

Project Notice:

• The Redundant Force Main Project will replace aging infrastructure to ensure reliable wastewater service in the Seminole/Pinellas Park area and save money.
  • Redundant Force Main Fact Sheet
  • Redundant Force Main FAQ

Other Resources:

• For water emergencies, call (727) 464-4000
• Title Search / Lien Payoff Request Form
• Utility Financial Assistance
  • Donate to Pinellas County Care Fund
• Teacher Resources
• Tours
• Southwest Florida Water Management District
• Calculate Your Water Use
• Watershed / Stormwater Runoff
• Technical Documents - engineering specs, contractor information

For more information or questions, contact:

• Pinellas County Utilities
• Water service / sewer service / watering restrictions or call (727) 464-4000.