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Water & Sewer Services
The Town of Hillsborough bills for water and certain sewer services. Residential sewer accounts are billed and collected by the San Mateo County Controller’s Office through the property tax billing.
Residential and Commercial (schools and clubs) customers are billed monthly. Bills are due upon receipt and considered delinquent after 30 days of mailing the invoice. A penalty of 10% and interest will be assessed on delinquent accounts.
Water Rate Cost of Service Study Session
The City Council conducted a Water Rate Cost of Service Study Session on November 2, 2016 to review proposed water rate changes. The report was also brought forward on the December 12, 2016 Council meeting. The Rate Study Report and Powerpoint are included below.
The Town of Hillsborough offers these helpful links about your water:
Monthly Billing
Residential and Commercial (schools and clubs) customers are billed monthly. Bills are due upon receipt and considered delinquent after 30 days of mailing the invoice. A penalty of 10% and interest will be assessed on delinquent accounts.
Water Rate Cost of Service Study Session
The City Council conducted a Water Rate Cost of Service Study Session on November 2, 2016 to review proposed water rate changes. The report was also brought forward on the December 12, 2016 Council meeting. The Rate Study Report and Powerpoint are included below.
- Powerpoint Presentation Water Rate Cost- February 2017
- Memo re Proposed Water Rates
- Community Meeting- Proposed Water Rate Presentation (Part I)
- Community Meeting- Proposed Water Rate Presentation (Part II)
- Water Rate Cost of Service Study Report
- Prop 218 Notice
- Powerpoint Presentation Water Rate Cost of Service Study- December 2016
- Water Rates- FAQs
Additional Resources
The Town of Hillsborough offers these helpful links about your water:
To see an image of the Town's new meters, click here
To see a "water units to cubic feet to gallons" conversion, click here
To see how to manually read your new iPerl water meter (not necessary), click here