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1. www.columbus.gov › Services › Public-UtilitiesPublic Utilities - City of Columbus, Ohio

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   Providing reliable water, sewer, stormwater, city power, streetlighting and sustainability services to the Columbus metro area.

2. www.columbus.gov › Services › Make-a-PaymentPay a Utility Bill - City of Columbus, Ohio

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   Find current utility rates, various service charges and fees associated with connecting to city water, sewer and fire hydrants, rates for power, festival rates and more. Average costs, such as what an average bill runs, running toilets and faucets, outdoor watering, filling a swimming pool and more.

3. www.columbusutilities.org › online-bill-paymentOnline Bill Payment - Columbus City Utilities

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   If you pay your bill online or have set up Auto Pay in the past, you’ll need to set up a new account with your new account number. Your new account number can be found on your June billing statement. Get Started with CCU BILL PAY. Here’s a quick review on using CCU Bill Pay:

4. www.columbus.gov › Services › Public-UtilitiesInformation for Customers - City of Columbus, Ohio

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   Information on requesting new water, sewer or power service. Contact information for closing accounts, call: 614-645-8276 weekdays, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Pay Online and other ways/locations to pay your utility bill. Check for unpaid sewer charges, learn how to reduce your bill, or complete a Tenant Billing Agreement.

5. puco.ohio.gov › utilitiesUtilities - Ohio

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   PUCO regulates providers of many kinds of utility services, including electric and natural gas companies, local and long-distance telephone companies, water and wastewater companies. View resources, news articles and events to assist with your utilities needs.

6. ohio.gov › wps › portalPublic Utilities Commission - Ohio.gov

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   The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio regulates electricity, natural gas, telephone, water and wastewater, and other business and residential utilities. It also regulates industries responsible for the transportation of goods, including railroads, towing companies, trucking companies, and more.

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   What if a city employee tries to collect a utility bill?

   • If someone identifies themselves as a city employee attempting to collect utility bill payment or a water sample, please call your local police department (Columbus: 614-645-4545). Our employees do not collect bill payment in the field, over the phone or via text; they wear a photo ID badge & a city-issued uniform.

   Information for Customers - City of Columbus, Ohio

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   What does the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio regulate?

   • The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio regulates electricity, natural gas, telephone, water and wastewater, and other business and residential utilities. It also regulates industries responsible for the transportation of goods, including railroads, towing companies, trucking companies, and more.

   Public Utilities Commission - Ohio.gov

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   Where can I pay my Columbus utility bill?

   • Find in-person payment locations, online payment, or the mailing addresses. Western Union, Kroger, Meijer, Giant Eagle, Walgreens and others accept Columbus utility bill payments. For locations please visit Western Union or call 1 (800) 325-6000. Please be aware that contracted vendor payment locations charge a convenience fee.

   Pay a Utility Bill - City of Columbus, Ohio

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   Does public utilities have a water quality report?

   • Public Utilities' customers can consume their water with confidence, knowing it meets all of the requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). View the current report (PDF, 561KB). Read more about: annual water quality report, rigorous testing performed daily, common water quality concerns...

   Public Utilities - City of Columbus, Ohio

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8. www.directenergy.com › en › residentialShop for electricity and natural gas plans in Columbus

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   We’re proud to serve Columbus with energy plans for everyone. No matter what your needs may be, we’ll point you toward a smart fit. That way you can be confident you’re getting the most from your service. Enter your ZIP code above to see available offers in your area.