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Water - Utility Billing
Downtown Office:
1422 23rd Ave / Ph. (228) 868-5720 / Fax (228) 868-5722
Lyman Office (South Side of Lyman Community Center):
13472 Hwy 49
Office Hours 8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-Fri
Customers are welcome to come in to either office to pay bills, discuss bills, file for leak adjustment, pool adjustment, and/or set up new service which includes tap fees for new construction. For information on how to read your meter and check for leaks, please contact our customer service team for information.
The billing department accepts payments in the office, by mail or by credit card in the downtown office. We also have EFT-Direct Debit (from your checking account) available which you can sign up for at any time. This method of payment will allow your payment to be posted every month on time without the risk of late fees, and without customers having to remit payment via mail or delivering payment personally. We highly recommend this option as it does help our citizens who may not have a dependable way to get to one of our offices, and helps those who travel on a regular basis.
Please contact our office for information regarding refunding of deposits for Current Accounts. If you have questions regarding Delinquent Accounts, please call our office @ (228) 868-5720.
Click here to meet the Utility Billing staff.
Utility Billing Forms:
Standard Services Descriptions
- Water
Charges are used to maintain the City’s wells and water mains. - Sewer Treatment
Charges to pay for the costs to treat raw sewage of the Harrison County Wastewater District treatment plant. - Sewer Transport
Charges for maintaining the city’s sewage system, which carries sewage to Harrison County Wastewater District plants for treatment. - Debt Service
The Harrison County Wastewater District has about $100 million in outstanding debt. Gulfport’s share of the debt is about $50 million. The debt was incurred during construction and maintenance of treatment plants, lift stations and sewage mains that service the city. This charge is not related to the city’s 1999 purchase of Orange Grove Utilities system. - Garbage
Charge collected by the city for the Harrison County Wastewater District.
