City of Laredo Utilities: Water Bill Pay, Phone Number, Outage Map, New Account and Emergency Help
Need to pay a City of Laredo Utilities bill, manage your water account, report a water service problem, check the outage map, open new service, request reconnection or ask for payment help? Start with the right action below.
Laredo Utilities mainly handles water and wastewater customer service. Use the official payment portal for bills, the emergency call center for water/sewer emergencies, 311 for non-emergency city service requests and the outage map for current water service disruptions.
What Do You Need Right Now?
Choose your situation first. This keeps you away from the wrong form or phone number.
Official City of Laredo Utilities Links
Use these official routes for Laredo water bill payment, account management, customer service, water outage map, new service and emergency help.
City of Laredo Utilities Phone Number, Hours and Address
Pay City of Laredo Utilities Water Bill Online
The fastest bill route is the official Manage My Account / Online Payment portal. Use it to view your latest statement, read bill details and pay your water bill.
- Open the official payment portal.
Click Manage My Account / Online Payment. - Confirm the account.
Check account number, service address, customer name, balance and due date before paying. - Submit payment once.
If the payment screen fails, check email, bank/card activity and account history before trying again. - Save proof.
Keep the confirmation number or receipt screenshot until the payment posts to your account.
Manage My Account, Billing Info and Understanding Your Bill
Use Manage My Account when you need more than a one-time payment. It can help you review statements, understand charges and see account details.
Water Outage, Water Main Break, Pressure Problem or Sewer Emergency
For urgent water and sewer problems, use the emergency call center. It is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays.
Call the emergency center for:
- Emergency water shutoff.
- Interruption of water service.
- Water pressure problems.
- Water meter leak.
- Water main break.
- Fire hydrant damage, leak or theft.
- Poor water quality.
Open New Account, Transfer Service or Terminate Water Service
Use this section when moving into Laredo, changing addresses or closing a water account.
| Task | Official route | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Open new account | New Account | Valid picture ID or driver’s license. If applying in person, visit City Hall Annex, 1102 Bob Bullock Loop. |
| Transfer service | Service Transfer Info | Account number, new address, old termination date and new service start date. |
| Terminate service | Request to Terminate Account | Forwarding address and account details. Deposit may be credited to the account if applicable. |
Late Fees, Reconnection Fees and NSF Fee
Check these before waiting too long on a past-due account. Fees can affect the amount needed to restore or keep service active.
| Fee / issue | Listed detail | User note |
|---|---|---|
| Late fee | $5.00 or 5%, whichever is greater. | Assessed on past-due accounts and charged to the balance on the due date. |
| Senior / veteran late fee exemption | Possible if official requirements are met. | Documentation is required. Exemptions are effective on the following billing cycle. |
| Reconnection next business day | $35.00 | For water service disconnected due to non-payment. |
| Reconnection same day / after hours | $55.00 | Same business day and after business hours up to midnight. |
| Reconnection weekend / holiday | $75.00 | Used for weekend or holiday reconnection cases. |
| NSF check fee | $25.00 | Assessed when payment is not honored by the bank due to lack of funds. |
Deferred Payment Plan, Reconnection Request and Bill Help
If your account is past due or you cannot pay in full, act early. Laredo Utilities lists Deferred Payment Plan and Reconnection Request options under Customer Service services.
311 Help for Non-Emergency City Service Requests
Use 311 for non-emergency city information, complaints and service requests. For urgent water/sewer issues, use the emergency call center instead.
Watering Schedule, Drought Restrictions, Water Quality and Conservation
Laredo water users should also check conservation and public notice pages, especially during drought restrictions, boil water notices, chlorine conversion updates or water quality concerns.
Laredo Utilities Department Office Map
Use this map for general navigation to the listed Laredo Utilities customer service location. For account-specific requirements, call before visiting.
City of Laredo Utilities FAQs
How do I pay my City of Laredo Utilities water bill online?
Use the official City of Laredo Water Payments or Laredo Utilities Manage My Account route. Confirm your account details, review the balance, submit payment and save the confirmation number.
What is the City of Laredo Utilities customer service phone number?
Call Laredo Utilities customer service at 956-727-6402 for water bill, account, meter, rate, new service, transfer, termination, payment plan and reconnection questions.
What are City of Laredo Utilities customer service hours?
Laredo Utilities lists customer service hours as Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. Saturday and Sunday are closed.
How do I report a City of Laredo water or sewer emergency?
Call the 24/7 emergency call center at 956-721-2010 for emergency water shutoff, water service interruption, pressure problem, meter leak, water main break, hydrant damage or poor water quality.
Where can I check the Laredo water outage map?
Use the Laredo Water System Outage Map linked from the Laredo Utilities website to view water service disruption locations and updates.
How do I open a new City of Laredo Utilities account?
To open a new account where a meter already exists, visit City Hall Annex at 1102 Bob Bullock Loop with a valid picture ID or driver’s license, or use the official online utility application route.
How do I transfer or terminate City of Laredo water service?
For transfer, submit a utility application with your account number, new address, previous termination date and new service start date. For termination, use the official Request to Terminate Account route.
What are City of Laredo Utilities late fees?
Laredo Utilities lists late fees as $5.00 or 5%, whichever is greater, assessed on all past-due accounts. Some senior and veteran exemptions may apply if official requirements are met.
What are City of Laredo Utilities reconnection fees?
If water service was disconnected due to non-payment, reconnection fees are listed as $35 for next business day, $55 for same business day or after business hours up to midnight, and $75 for weekends and holidays.
Can I request a deferred payment plan for City of Laredo Utilities?
Yes. Laredo Utilities lists a Deferred Payment Plan under Customer Service services. Use the official form or call customer service at 956-727-6402 for account-specific help.
Official Source Note
This independent guide summarizes official City of Laredo and Laredo Utilities Department pages to help users reach the correct task faster. It cannot take payments, access accounts, restore service, approve payment plans, submit reconnection requests or report emergencies for you.
| Official source | Used for |
|---|---|
| Laredo Utilities Department | Main utility navigation, Manage My Account, New Account, Billing Info, Online Payment, Customer Service, Water Emergencies, Water Conservation and Water Quality. |
| City of Laredo Water Payments | Official city route to the water payment portal. |
| Click2Gov / Manage My Account | Online payment, account access and statement review. |
| New Account | New water account, transfer, termination, late fees, reconnection fees, NSF fee and deposit notes. |
| Water and Sewer Emergencies | 24/7 emergency phone number and emergency issue list. |
| City of Laredo 311 Program | Non-emergency city service requests, 311 hours and 311 contact details. |
Last checked: July 1, 2026. Official portal layouts, payment forms, fee amounts, phone routing, hours and service rules can change. Always follow the latest instructions shown on the official Laredo Utilities or City of Laredo page after clicking.