Utility Payment Options

Paying Online

You will need:

• Customer ID
• Account number (your previous 9-digit account number cannot be used
• Name as it appears on your bill

Pay Online  

You can view your bills dating back to May 1, 2021, under the "Manage Bills" tab, and the "Account Summary" will show you your water meter readings and consumption history. You can also enroll in autopayments and make changes to the bank account being used for auto-payments. 

There is no fee for paying online. 

In Person Payments

City Hall
Pay your utility bill at the City Hall cashier windows located inside the 2nd Street entrance of City Hall. Windows are open from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Payment can be made with cash, check, or money order. A night depository is located on the plaza just west of the entrance to City Hall, 175 E. 2nd Street. Do not place cash in the night depository.

Authorized Payment Locations 
Download Authorized Location List
Payments made through this system may take 1-2 business days to post to your account and will include a $1.50 fee.

By Phone
Phone payments can be accepted through our IVR system when you call (918) 596-9511.

Bill Pay Assistance

Customers with past-due balances should either pay them, setup a payment arrangement (instructions below), or expect additional late fees and/or water shutoffs to occur.  

Those needing utility assistance can:

1. Contact Customer Care by dialing 311 or (918) 596-2100 (if located outside City limits) to setup a payment arrangement to spread the existing balance across three equal monthly installments
• The quickest way to make payment arrangements is by calling 311 – Once in the automated system, callers can speak “Main Menu,” then “Payments,” then “Payment Arrangements” 
2. Call 211 for financial assistance
• Tulsans may also setup financial counseling at no cost through the Tulsa Financial Empowerment Center by calling (918) 802-7279

3. Apply for the Low-Income Housing Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP), which is a one-time program that was created and funded under the Consolidated Appropriations Act and American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA). It provides funds to assist low-income households with water and sewer costs. LIHWAP funds will only cover water and sewer-related costs. City of Tulsa Utilities customers will still be responsible for the remaining portion of their bill which includes the entire EMSA, Refuse, and other fees not associated with water and sewer specifically. Open enrollment is available online at: www.okdhslive.org.