Mayor John B. Muns | City of Plano website
| Changes are coming to monthly utility bills beginning Sunday, Oct. 1. Rates are going up for water, sewer and trash collection.
A 6% water and 3% wastewater (sewer) rate increase for residential customers is part of the 2023-24 City of Plano budget. The increase is a pass-through cost from the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD). A resident who uses 10,000 gallons of water, 5,000 gallons of wastewater and a 95-gallon cart will see about $8.50 more on their City of Plano bill. Residential Water Rates Water charges consist of two components – base rate and consumption. |
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| Residential Sewer Rates
Sewer charges consist of two components – base rate and consumption. |
| Monthly sewer charges are calculated based on your winter consumption, which is known as your Winter Quarter Average (WQA), visit our website for details. Fix dripping faucets and leaky toilet flappers to help lower your wastewater use. Learn about other ways to save water with Live Green in Plano. |
| Residential Trash Collection Rates
An increase in the residential collection rates was necessary to offset escalating operational costs. The charge on your bill will be: |
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| Visit plano.gov/recycling for tips to help you become a better recycler. Remember, large empty boxes can be placed with your weekly yard trimmings.For non-residential rates and other meter-based rates, go to the website.Log in and view your last bill at Plano.gov/WaterBill. |
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