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We’re committed to sound financial management, responsible environmental stewardship, responsive public service, superior customer service, and responsible economic growth. Learn More About the District. Pay Bill. Pay your bill online.
Over 20,000 residential and commercial customers in Wood, Hancock, Henry, and Sandusky counties with safe, clean water. Approximately 5.4 million gallons are distributed per day to homes and businesses across Northwest Ohio.
Ways to Pay. Automatic Bill Payment. E-billing. Understanding Your Bill. Winter Averaging. Pay It Forward Program.
You can get a rough idea of the location of existing water or sewer services through our Services web mapping application here — swipe left or right to get to the water and sewer service maps. If an existing line is not available, please contact the District’s engineering department at (419) 354-9090 , Option 4 to discuss options.
Access Account Online. Payment & Billing Info. Establish A Service. Monitor Your Usage. Code Red Emergency Alerts. Service Issues.
The web map below shows the approximate locations of our current engineering projects. Green stars are sewer projects, blue are water. Click the star for more information about a given project, additionally click on the “Zoom to” in the pop-up window to view the approximate scope of the project.
Who Provides My Water? Consumer Confidence Reports; Water Conservation; Water Service Rules; Backflow Prevention
The Northwestern Water and Sewer District is proud to announce the location of the eleventh WaterShed in Northwest Ohio. The new WaterShed will be installed at the former Watermill Express location at 989 South Main Street in Bowling Green.
Evening and weekend water & sewer emergencies happen, that is why we are on call! (419) 422 – 2424 – McComb (419) 592 – 8010 – Henry County (419) 354 – 9001 – Wood County (select option #9)
The Northwestern Water & Sewer District (formerly the Wood County Regional Water and Sewer District) was formed in 1993 to provide water and sewer services to rural areas and small municipalities in Wood County. On January 1, 1994, The District officially began operations.