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With GCWW outage alerts, we'll notify you by SMS/text, voice, or email when water emergencies, work on your property, and work in the right-of-way that may impact service. We'll send estimated restorations times, any information we have about the cause of the outage and status of the crews working to restore service.
Late Fees: Late fees will be assessed on each monthly bill, based on the total amount past due. This fee will vary, depending on the number of days of service in the billing period. Late fees are calculated at a rate of 10% net, per year. Payment Reversal Charge: A $30 charge may apply if your check or other payment transaction fails to clear ...
Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) supplies more than 43-billion gallons of water a year to over 1 million people. In addition to providing and billing for water, GCWW also provides billing services to other utilities.
GCWW supplies more than 43-billion gallons of water a year through 3,100 miles of water mains to about 240,000 residential and commercial accounts, representing more than 1.1 million customers. GCWW's service area has grown to include the entire City of Cincinnati, most of Hamilton County and parts of Butler and Warren Counties in Ohio.
Greater Cincinnati Water Works. Click here for 'Ways to Pay' GCWW offers various payment options, including "Set it & Forget It” with AutoPay using a bank account or credit/debit card. Call 513-591-7700 to pay your bill using a checking/savings account or debit/credit card, or to speak to a customer service representative.
Find answers to questions about billing, meter reading, leaks and other water issues. It also includes tips that may help you conserve water and keep your bill to a minimum.
** If you need the water service turned off or on, please call 513-591-7700 between the hours of 7:30 am - 4:30 pm, Monday - Friday (excluding holidays).
Water Quality Questions. How often is my water tested? GCWW's priority is safe drinking water. To ensure this, an average of 600 tests are performed each day throughout the system. Source waters are tested routinely to detect contaminants before they enter treatment plants. Water quality experts test the water after each stage of the treatment ...
The Greater Cincinnati Water Works Annual report contains information such as a service map, operational data, microbiological data, water quality comparisons, water quality data and financial profile.
CINCINNATI – Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) hosted U.S. Rep. Greg Landsman (OH-District 1) today to demonstrate how federal funding assists with removing lead service lines and improving public health.