As an essential service provider in the City of Canby, Canby Utility is committed to providing its customers with safe, reliable, and affordable service. To make paying your utility bills easier, Canby Utility has recently implemented a new online bill pay utility that enables customers to explore various payment methods and make their payments anytime, anywhere.
This new payment method offers customers a range of payment options, including credit/debit cards, ACH payments, and more. With Canby Utility Bill Pay, customers can manage their accounts in an intuitive, secure, and convenient way. This blog post will discuss the features and benefits of Canby Utility Bill Pay and provide guidance on how to pay your utility bills online.
Customers of Canby Utility should be aware that the transition to online bill pay is an important step forward in providing reliable and affordable service. We understand that for some customers, making the transition to online bill pay may be difficult, so we have provided
To make a payment, you may use this official links below:
Make Your Payment
https://www.canbyutility.org/customer-accounts/payment-options/
Hands typing on laptop Pay your bill online; By mail to PO Box 1070, Canby OR 97013; In person at 1265 Southeast 3rd Avenue in Canby using our drive-through
Online Bill Pay – Canby Utility
https://www.canbyutility.org/online-bill-pay/
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FAQ
Who provides electricity in Canby Oregon?
Canby Utility receives wholesale power at no cost from the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA). The substations are supplied with electricity by PGE’s 57kV looped transmission system. Public power company Canby Utility is municipally owned and runs separately from and in tandem with the City of Canby.
What counts as a utility bill?
Payments for necessary services like gas, electricity, and water are made through utility bills. Utility bills are typically your responsibility if either of the following conditions exists: No one else is liable for paying for the utilities you use at home.