The City of Stockton is committed to providing citizens with convenient and secure ways to pay their bills. As the largest city in San Joaquin County, it is important to ensure that residents have a hassle-free and efficient way to make payments. From water bills and property taxes to parking fees and sewer fees, the City of Stockton offers a variety of payment methods to ensure that citizens can meet their obligations with ease. This blog post will explore the various payment options available to Stockton residents, examining the ease of use, safety, and cost associated with each. We’ll discuss the benefits and drawbacks of traditional methods, such as check and cash, as well as the more modern methods of payment, including credit/debit cards, online payments, and automated bank payments. Through this blog post, we hope to help you make an informed decision about the best method for you to use when paying bills to the City of Stockton.
To make a payment, you may use this official links below:
Online Bill Pay Options
http://www.stocktonca.gov/government/departments/adminServices/ubilPayOnline.html
To pay your bill online each month, visit Click2Gov to sign onto your account or establish a PIN (Personal Identification Number). Pay with Visa, MasterCard,
Online Payments
http://www.stocktonca.gov/government/departments/adminServices/onlinePayments.html
To pay residential utility bills online, you must first set up an online account. Please use the links below to set up an online account or make a payment,
Wastewater (Sewer) Arrearage Payment Program
In April 2022, the City applied for $2. Funding of $2 million is provided for unpaid household and business wastewater accounts.
In order to qualify, past-due water and/or wastewater utility bills must have accumulated between March 4, 2020, and June 15, 2021, during the State Board’s COVID-19 pandemic relief period:
- Accounts of residential, commercial, and institutional customers, both active and inactive, as well as accounts with payment plans or other payment arrangements, are eligible.
- In the City’s transition to “owner-only billing,” accounts from tenants are still eligible for Program funds even if they were later converted to the property owner. ”.
- No application is necessary for Program funds for eligible residential and commercial customers.
- Money will be credited to qualifying accounts’ water and/or wastewater utility bills.
- Eligible customers will be notified by mail.
- Frequently Asked Questions
For inquiries, to contest or appeal water bill charges, or to enroll in a payment plan for outstanding balances after the Program credit has been applied, get in touch with Utility Billing Customer Service.
Please use these links to learn more about your utility services and monthly bills:
On — 11/9/2022, this City of Stockton website was last reviewed.