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  1. detroitmi.gov › departments › water-and-sewerage-departmentCustomer Portal | City of Detroit

    You can pay your water bill and access your Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) account on our Customer Portal. On the portal you can: View your current bill and billing history; Make or schedule a payment; Enroll in auto-pay; Enter a payment arrangement; or; See and track your water usage.

  2. detroitmi.gov › departments › water-and-sewerage-departmentWater and Sewerage Department | City of Detroit

    You can pay your water bill and access your Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) account on our Customer Portal.

  3. csportal.detroitmi.gov › guest_payments › newCity of Detroit Water & Sewerage Department

    Make guest payments for water and sewerage bills on the City of Detroit Water & Sewerage Department's customer portal.

  4. detroitmi.gov › node › 2746DWSD Pay My Water Bill | City of Detroit

    DWSD's mobile-friendly customer care site, helping Detroiters pay their water, sewerage and drainage bill online and see their real-time water usage.

  5. csportal.detroitmi.govCity of Detroit Water & Sewerage Department

    City of Detroit Water & Sewerage Department. Attention DWSD Lifeline Plan Enrolled Customers: Only pay your tiered amount, including any overages, for your monthly bill.

  6. detroitmi.gov › how-do-i › pay-fine-bill-or-taxPay fine, bill or tax | City of Detroit

    How Do I. Pay fine, bill or tax. Pay Your Water Bill. It is quick and convenient to pay your water bill online. Income Taxes. How to quickly pay your income taxes. Property Taxes. How to quickly pay your property taxes/fees. Delinquent Real Estate Tax. Search Wayne County Treasurer’s website by property address or parcel ID.

  7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Detroit_Water_and_Sewerage_DepartmentDetroit Water and Sewerage Department - Wikipedia

    The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) is a public utility that provides water and sewerage services for Detroit, Michigan and owns the assets that provide water and sewerage services to 126 other communities in seven counties. It is one of the largest water and sewer systems in the United States.