Customers
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COVID19 Utility Assistance
Learn more about the COVID-19 Utilities Assistance Funds (COVID19 UAF) Program and how to apply for assistance.
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Start or Stop Water / Sewer Service
Find the application and instructions for requesting water and sewer services.
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WaterSmart Online Portal
Learn more about Spotsylvania's new free water management tool that provides customers with access to hourly data and related functionalities such as leak alerting, high bill notification and more.
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Pay Water / Sewer Bill Online
Go to the Spotsylvania County Treasurer's Online Payment Portal
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Automatic Draft / Direct Debit Information
Get more information about automatic drafting and direct debiting.
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E-Billing Enrollment
Enroll in e-billing.
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Water & Sewer Account Information
Learn more about your water and sewer account.
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Customer Service Contact Information
Learn how to contact Spotsylvania County Utilities Customer Service Department.
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Report Water Main Break / Sanitary Sewer Stoppage
Contact information to report a water main break or sanitary sewer back-up.
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Smart Metering
Spotsylvania County now uses Smart Metering technology.
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Water & Sewer Rates & Fees
Access the water and sewer rates and fees.
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Water Conservation
Learn more about what Spotsylvania County is doing to manage the water supply and treatment, as well as, the demand for water in our growing community.
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Your Home's Plumbing
Your home's plumbing includes all of the pipes and fixtures on your property, from the meter or valve near the street to the pipes and faucets inside your home.
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Call Before You Dig
Learn about MISS Utility - Call Before You Dig. Dial 811 or 1-800-552-7001 for all excavation work or digginig to protect you and the utilities in the area.
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Kids Fun
Check out some fun resources for kids.
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How Are We Doing
The Spotsylvania County Utilities Customer Services Team would like to ask a few questions about your experience.
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Water Main Flushing Program
Learn more about the Annual Water Main Flushing Program that takes place each Spring. During this period, customers may notice a slight chlorine taste and smell in their tap water.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions