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How to create or update your account. Complete a form if you need to create or change information to your account. Viewing and paying a water bill. Ways you can view and pay your bill. Water meters. Find, read, and replace or upgrade your water meter. Billing for landlords and tenants.
- Changes to Your Account
Complete the water bill account change form if you’re moving...
- Getting Your Bill
Peel customers who get water bills through epost TM have...
- Paying Your Bills
Paying Your Bills - Water billing - Peel region
- Water Billing Account Closure
Water Billing Account Closure - Water billing - Peel region
- Landlord and Tenant Information
Landlord and Tenant Information - Water billing - Peel...
- Contact Water and Wastewater
Contact Water and Wastewater Call us if you: Have an...
- Service Charges
Service charges. Depending on the service, fees are...
- Water Meters
Peel Region replaces meters that are 20 years or older....
- Changes to Your Account
Water conservation for business. We provide over 599 million litres of safe, high-quality drinking water throughout Peel every day.
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- Eligibility
- What You Need
- Fees
- How to View Your Bill
- How to Pay Your Bill
- Who to Contact
You're eligible for this service if you have a Peel Region water account and have been issued a water bill.
To access your water bill online, you need: 1. A Peel Region online account and your login information. 2. Your account number if you need to sign up for an online account. To pay your water bill, you need: 1. Your water bill or account number.
To view: 1. There is no cost to view your water bill online or to receive your current bill through the mail. To pay: 1. Fees will not apply if you pay your water bill on time. If you pay your bill by credit card or VISA debit, there will be a service charge. Late payment fees: 1. If you don't pay your bill on time, a late payment charge will apply...
View water bill If you haven’t signed up for online billing, a paper bill will be mailed to you every 3 months (monthly for commercial customers).
Online or telephone banking
Most Canadian banks offer online or telephone banking for water bill payments. You'll need your 10-digit water account number to set up the bill payee. When searching for the bill payee, include the words Peel water or Region of Peel water.
Pre-authorized payment
To have your payment automatically withdrawn from your bank account, complete and submit our Pre-Authorized Debit Agreement form. Submit the form by: 1. Emailing it to PaymentsNew@peelregion.ca 2. Dropping the form off at one of our locations. 3. Mailing it to: Region of Peel Attention: Water Billing P.O. Box 2099, Station B, Brampton, ON L6T 3X2
Kubra EZ-Pay online payment
You can make a one-time payment online with a credit card, Visa debit, or bank account using the Kubra EZ-Pay service.
If you have a question or need more details about this service, email Water and wastewater billsor call 905-791-8711.
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The Regional Municipality of Peel owns and operates Peel Living, a social housing corporation, which is the largest landlord in the region one of the largest in Canada. Public Works. Peel manages the regions public works needs including: Garbage and Recycling Programs. Water works. Road maintenance for many major roads — non-provincial roads.
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Sep 8, 2022 · On April 28, 2022, Peel Region adopted the new Official Plan pursuant to sections 26 and 17 of the Planning Act by By-law 20-2022. The regional official plan is now before the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing for a decision under the Planning Act.
