It is now much easier to pay your water bill in North Brunswick thanks to the township’s new online payment systems. As someone who lives in North Brunswick, I used to dread having to mail in my monthly checks. But now I can pay my water bill online with just a few clicks, so I don’t have to use stamps or envelopes.
In this article, I’ll walk through the two main options North Brunswick provides for paying your water bill online: the Customer Portal and QuickPay. I’ll outline the key features and benefits of each system to help you decide which option might work best for your needs.
The Customer Portal: One-Stop Shop for Your Water Account
You can take care of all parts of your water account online through the North Brunswick Customer Portal. With the portal, you can:
- View current and past water bills
- Monitor daily, monthly, or hourly water usage
- Set up high usage email alerts
- Go completely paperless by enrolling in e-billing
- Make one-time or recurring payments
- Check payment history
- Update account information and contacts
Basically anything you could do by calling the water department or visiting in person you can now handle through the Customer Portal.
I especially like the ability to closely track my household’s water usage Being able to monitor spikes or abnormalities allows me to catch leaks early and potentially avoid a surprise high bill The portal charts your usage in easy-to-read graphs so you can clearly spot trends,
Of course, the portal also makes paying your North Brunswick water bill a breeze. I have mine set to auto-pay each month, but you can also make one-time payments whenever needed. The payments process is very quick – just a few clicks and my bill is paid.
To get started with the portal, you’ll first need to create an online account. Be sure to have your water account number handy. Once your account is set up, you can download the mobile app for accessing the portal on-the-go.
QuickPay: For One-Time Bill Payments
If you don’t need all the features of the full Customer Portal but still want to pay your water bill online, QuickPay is a great simple option. As the name suggests, QuickPay allows you to quickly pay your North Brunswick water bill without creating an account or signing up for recurring payments.
To use QuickPay, you just need your water account number and the amount due. Go to the QuickPay website and enter in your info. You can pay with a credit card, debit card, or e-check. There are small processing fees depending on which option you choose.
You’ll get a confirmation email with your payment information after you enter it. And just like that, your water bill is paid online in minutes!.
The main limitation of QuickPay is that you can only make one-time payments when each bill is due. But if you don’t need all the account management capabilities of the Customer Portal, it provides an easy way to pay your bill online without any commitment.
No matter which option you choose, North Brunswick has taken the pain out of paying your water bill. Say goodbye to mailing paper checks or standing in line at the town hall. Now you can take care of this dreaded chore from the comfort of your home in just a few taps on your smartphone or laptop.
As a North Brunswick resident, I’m thrilled with how easy it is to manage my water account and make payments online. The Customer Portal and QuickPay both offer secure, user-friendly solutions tailored specifically to our township. Paying your water bill has never been simpler thanks to North Brunswick embracing online platforms to better serve residents like you and me. Give one of these options a try – I’m confident you’ll be impressed with how they streamline the bill payment process.
Regular Rates & Charges
Residential water and sewer rates for residential accounts are listed below for July 2022 to June 2023.
How To Read Your Bill
The amount billed is based on the meter information located on your monthly Statement. You are billed for the usage amount, which equals the gallons of water between the previous read and the current read. You are billed both a water and sewage fee for each gallon of water used, as well as a flat fee for the size of your meter.
1 – 3,000 Gal: $0.0043413,001 – 9,000 Gal: $0.0078129,001+ Gal: $0.008680
1 – 3,000 Gal: $0.0066573,001 – 9,000 Gal: $0.0082739,001+ Gal: $0.009509
Facility Service Fee Up to 1”: $3/MonthFacility Service Fee 1”: $4/Month
HOW TO PAY BILLS ON THE NORTH BRUNSWICK WEBSITE
FAQ
How is water billed in NJ?
Which county is North Brunswick, NJ?
Where does North Brunswick get its water?
Who provides water in New Brunswick?
How do I create a North Brunswick water account?
You can create a new account on the North Brunswick Water website. Once you create the account, you can setup payment with credit, debit, or direct deposit. Click here to create an account . Want to pay without an account? You can make a one-time payment without creating an account.
How do I pay my water bill in New Brunswick?
Via Internet banking through the Royal Bank, Scotiabank, Toronto Dominion, CIBC, Bank of Montreal, local Credit Unions and Service New Brunswick. Automatic Withdrawal – Beginning in late fall 2009 we will be introducing Pre-Authorized Payments for water bills.
Does North Brunswick water accept credit cards?
North Brunswick Water accepts credit cards, debit, and direct deposit. Click here to login . Want to create a new account? You can create a new account on the North Brunswick Water website. Once you create the account, you can setup payment with credit, debit, or direct deposit.
Where does North Brunswick Township water come from?
The source of the water supply that is treated by North Brunswick Township is the Delaware and Raritan Canal located in Franklin Township. The water in this canal comes primarily from the Delaware River. The North Brunswick Township Treatment Plant is a 10 MGD treatment facility originally built in 1963.