Two Rivers Utilities provides water, electric, sewer, and stormwater services to residents and businesses in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Paying your utility bill is now easier than ever with Two Rivers Utilities’ online payment options. Read this guide to learn how to pay your Two Rivers utility bill online in just a few quick steps.
Overview of Online Bill Pay with Two Rivers Utilities
Two Rivers Utilities offers an online customer portal where you can view your account see your usage history make one-time payments, and manage recurring payments. Payments can be made by credit/debit card, electronic check, or bank account withdrawal.
To get started, you’ll first need to create an online account on the Two Rivers Utilities MyAccount website Once your account is set up, you’ll have 24/7 access to pay your bill immediately or schedule future payments
Benefits of Paying Your Bill Online
Paying online with Two Rivers Utilities has many advantages
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It’s fast and convenient – Pay in seconds any time of day or night.
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Avoid late fees – Never miss a payment and avoid penalties.
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Access your account 24/7 – Monitor your usage and payment history.
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Go paperless – Opt out of mailed paper bills and only get e-bills.
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Set up autopay – Have payments made automatically on their due date.
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Store payment methods – Save your preferred payment accounts for future use.
How to Create an Online Account
Follow these simple steps to create your online account with Two Rivers Utilities:
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Go to the MyAccount website.
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Click on “New user” under the login fields.
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Enter your Two Rivers Utilities account number and verify your identity.
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Create a unique username and password.
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Accept the terms and conditions and click “Create MyAccount.”
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Check your email inbox for a verification link and click to activate your account.
Once your account is verified, you’re ready to pay your utility bill online!
Making One-Time Payments
To make a one-time payment, simply:
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Log into your MyAccount.
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Select “Make Payment” and enter your payment amount.
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Select your payment method and enter your details.
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Review and submit.
One-time payments are applied immediately to your account.
Setting Up Recurring Payments
For automatic bill pay, you can set up recurring payments through your online account:
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Log into your MyAccount and click on “Auto Pay Program.”
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Choose your preferred payment method.
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Select the date for your monthly payments.
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Review and confirm your auto pay enrollment.
Your bill will now be paid automatically each billing cycle on the date you selected. You can edit or cancel auto pay any time.
Payment Methods Accepted
Two Rivers Utilities accepts the following payment methods online or through the automated phone system:
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Credit cards and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover)
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Electronic checks – pulls funds directly from your checking account
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Bank account withdrawal – links to your account for direct debits
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Cash or check – pay in person at City Hall
Online and phone payments have a small convenience fee. Auto pay and payments by cash or check are fee-free.
Get Support Paying Your Bill
If you have any issues creating your online account, making payments, or general billing questions, Two Rivers Utilities’ Customer Service team is here to help:
- Call 920-793-5523 during business hours
- Email [email protected]
- Visit the Utility Billing office at City Hall
Managing your utility account and paying your bill online with Two Rivers Utilities is the fastest, most convenient way to pay 24/7 while avoiding late fees. Sign up for an online account today!
Are you late on your bill?
If you are unable to pay your bill by the due date, contact the LADWP before the bill becomes delinquent. We will work with you to arrange a payment plan. All customers with past due balances are eligible to make a payment plan with the LADWP.
Ways to Pay Your Bill
Customers may choose to pay their bill electronically or by telephone rather than by mail plus additional options.
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How do I pay two rivers utilities?
Two Rivers Utilities offers online payments. To pay online, visit: MyAccount. To pay by mobile device download MyMeter from the App Store or Google Play. If you registered online first, use those login credentials. For 24/7 Phone Payments call 1-877-885-7968 and Payment Service Network’s (PSN) automated system will walk you through your payment.
How do I pay my utility bill in Gastonia & two rivers?
City of Gastonia and Two Rivers Utilities customers have several options available for paying their monthly utility bill. No Charge Payment Options Automatic Bank Draft Save time and money by participating in the City’s Automatic Bank Draft Program for your monthly utility bills.
Where is two rivers utilities located?
Two Rivers Utilities provides water and wastewater services to approximately 100,000 residents of Gastonia, Cramerton, Bessemer City, McAdenville, High Shoals, Ranlo, Stanley, and Clover, S.C., along with portions of Lowell, Belmont, Dallas, and Kings Mountain. The water treatment facility processes about 5 billion gallons of water per year.
How do I set up two rivers utilities?
Easy Setup: Download and install the MyMeter app and then select Two Rivers Utilities from the utility list. Enter your existing MyAccount login email address and password (or create a new account) Get Started Today! After you created your account and are logged in, you will see a dashboard with four options.
Where can I make payments in Two Rivers WI?
Please include the top stub of the bill to assure that your account is properly credited. During normal business hours (Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm) customers can make payments at the Customer Service office, located in City Hall at 1717 East Park St, Two Rivers, WI.
Does two rivers utilities have a water quality report?
Under the authority of the Safe Drinking Water Act, the EPA requires Two Rivers Utilities to assess local water quality each year and distribute a Consumer Confidence Water Quality Report. At WaterZen, we review these reports and make the information available, in a concise, straightforward, and easy-to-understand way.