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The Town is responsible for water and wastewater readings, billings and collection services.  All inquiries regarding your water consumption should be forwarded to the Town of Bancroft.

Water and wastewater billings are issued bi-monthly.  The bill amounts are determined by the current rates and the consumption of water as registered by the customer’s water meter.

Frequently Asked Questions

If I have questions regarding my bill, who do I call? Please contact Kim Fransky at 613-332-3331 extension 203

How often will I receive a water wastewater bill? You will receive a bill bi-monthly

How do I set up a water wastewater billing account? Please contact the Kim Fransky at 613-332-3331 extension 203

How can I pay my water wastewater bill? You can pay your bill at your Financial Institution, online, mail cheque, or at the Municipal Office

Who do I call if there are problems with my water meter? Please contact the Town of Bancroft at 613-332-3331 extension 203

My bill is considerably higher, what is the cause of this? This could be due to a potential leak somewhere in the home. Most often, it is from a toilet running. Check these areas in your home, and contact Kim Fransky at 613-332-3331 extension 203

I’m moving, what do I do? Please contact the Town of Bancroft to fill out a Final Bill Form

All residents on Town water and sewer must fill out a contract. To do so, please click here.

The Municipality issues water and sewer bills once every 2 months.  The bill is based on metre readings for approximately a 2 month period of time.  If a reading cannot be taken, an estimate will be made based on historical consumption until an actual metre reading can be taken. If you have any questions or concerns about your metre, please contact the Town of Bancroft at 613 332 3331.

During Business Hours
There is a $60.00 plus tax fee per trip for a water services to be shut off or turned on.

After Business Hours
There is a $120.00 plus tax fee per trip for a water services to be shut off or turned on.

Lawn Care

• Raise the height of the blade on the lawn mower so that grass is never less than 1.5 inches; longer grass has stronger roots, crowds out weeds, requires les water and helps the soil retain moisture longer. 
• Leave the grass clippings on the lawn as they contain valuable nutrients which help grass develop stronger root systems and help retain moisture. 
• A thorough, less frequent watering encourages deeper, healthier lawn roots, making for a stronger, greener lawn. 
• Water your lawn for only 1/2 to 1 hour at a time.  Most lawns only need approximately one inch of water per week.
• Never water your lawn throughout the night
• Many types of spinklers can lose as much as 50% of water to evaporation - using a soaker hose directly waters the lawn with no loss to evaporation. 

Garden Care

• Add a mixture of peat moss and compost to your garden - this provides valuable nutrients making for healthier plants, but the soil will actually retain moisture longer
• Add a layer of mulch, approximately two to four inches in depth to your garden
• Use plants which are native and are drought resistant 
• Use rain water collected from your downspout into a rain barrel for watering plants - its better for your plants than tap water
• Use direct watering methods which soak the area around the plants, such as a soaker hose

Miscellaneous Property Care

• Use a broom to clean off your driveway instead of hosing it down
• Instead of sing a hose use a bucket to wash vehicles 
• Putting a cover on your swimming pool reduces evaporation
• Fix leaky faucets as soon as possible - one drip per second can amount to 60 litres of water per day
• Fix leaky toilets as soon as possible.  Leaky toilets are also big water wasters - wasting as much as 750 litres of water per month 

To sign up for pre-authorized payments on your water and sewer account, please click here. For any questions or concerns, please contact the Utility Billing Clerk, Kim Fransky, at [email protected], or by phone at (613) 332- 3331 extension 203. 

The fee for a Utility Certificate is $35.00. To submit a request for a Utility Certificate,  kindly click here. For questions or concerns pertaining to this certificate, please contact the Utility Billing Clerk, Kim Fransky, at [email protected], or via phone at (613) 332-3331 extension 203.

For inflow and infiltration information and resources, please click here.