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How much is the current Sewer User Fee?
Currently the Sewer User Fee, or Sewer System Maintenance Fee, is $1.48 per 100 cubic feet (HCF) of water consumption at your home or business. It is based upon the water consumption at your location and is billed every other month as part of your water bill.

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1. What is the Sewer User Fee and what is it used for?
2. Are there any exemptions to paying the Sewer User Fee?
3. How much is the current Sewer User Fee?
4. What is the DEQ Wastewater Consent Order?
5. What is the Wastewater Division's plan for major sewer work and improvements in the near future?
6. Who can I contact if I have a question about the amount of the Sewer System Maintenance (Sewer User) Fee?