Get Arcata Water Bill

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The average Arcata household using 400 cubic feet per month currently pays $28.07 in water fees a month. That rate will climb to an average of $38.48 in 2021 and will top out at $40.83 in 2025. The average single-family residence in Arcata currently pays $82.69 per month for water and wastewater services.

Introduction #StateAverage Water Bill1West Virginia$912California$773Oregon$764Washington$7546 more rows

Eureka Public Works Director Brian Gerving said in his presentation that the average Eureka resident's water and sewer bill will go up incrementally over the next five years from $72.15 a month to $98.04 and that the percentage increase will be more for commercial users.

The City of Arcata provides water and sewer service for residents of the following locations: Arcata. Jacoby Creek Water District. Pacific Manor (across from Mad River Community Hospital)

The average Arcata household using 400 cubic feet per month currently pays $28.07 in water fees a month. That rate will climb to an average of $38.48 in 2021 and will top out at $40.83 in 2025. The average single-family residence in Arcata currently pays $82.69 per month for water and wastewater services.

Drinking water delivered by the Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District (HBMWD) is drawn from wells located in the Mad River northeast of Arcata, California. These wells, called Ranney Wells, draw water from the sands and gravel of the aquifer under the riverbed at depths of 60 to 90 feet.

Eureka Public Works Director Brian Gerving said in his presentation that the average Eureka resident's water and sewer bill will go up incrementally over the next five years from $72.15 a month to $98.04 and that the percentage increase will be more for commercial users.

If you live in Eureka, Arcata, McKinleyville, or Blue Lake, it comes from the sand beds underneath the Mad River, courtesy of the Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District (HBMWD).

The City of Arcata provides water and sewer service for residents of the following locations: Arcata. Jacoby Creek Water District. Pacific Manor (across from Mad River Community Hospital)

The average Arcata household using 400 cubic feet per month currently pays $28.07 in water fees a month. That rate will climb to an average of $38.48 in 2021 and will top out at $40.83 in 2025. The average single-family residence in Arcata currently pays $82.69 per month for water and wastewater services.

The average water bill in Sacramento is $66.95 for flat-rate service. With a metered rate, the average service charge is $35.72 with a charge of $1.46 per 100 cubic feet of water. The City of Sacramento uses water from both reservoirs and wells, each with different costs.

Drinking water delivered by the Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District (HBMWD) is drawn from wells located in the Mad River northeast of Arcata, California. These wells, called Ranney Wells, draw water from the sands and gravel of the aquifer under the riverbed at depths of 60 to 90 feet.

The City of Arcata provides water and sewer service for residents of the following locations: Arcata. Jacoby Creek Water District. Pacific Manor (across from Mad River Community Hospital)

If you live in Eureka, Arcata, McKinleyville, or Blue Lake, it comes from the sand beds underneath the Mad River, courtesy of the Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District (HBMWD).

The average Arcata household using 400 cubic feet per month currently pays $28.07 in water fees a month. That rate will climb to an average of $38.48 in 2021 and will top out at $40.83 in 2025. The average single-family residence in Arcata currently pays $82.69 per month for water and wastewater services.

In 2020, results from our water quality monitoring and testing program indicated that our water quality is very good, as has consistently been the case in past years. No constituents were detected at a level higher than allowed by drinking water regulations.

The average water bill in Sacramento is $66.95 for flat-rate service. With a metered rate, the average service charge is $35.72 with a charge of $1.46 per 100 cubic feet of water. The City of Sacramento uses water from both reservoirs and wells, each with different costs.

Drinking water delivered by the Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District (HBMWD) is drawn from wells located in the Mad River northeast of Arcata, California. These wells, called Ranney Wells, draw water from the sands and gravel of the aquifer under the riverbed at depths of 60 to 90 feet.

The City of Arcata provides water and sewer service for residents of the following locations: Arcata. Jacoby Creek Water District. Pacific Manor (across from Mad River Community Hospital)

In 2020, results from our water quality monitoring and testing program indicated that our water quality is very good, as has consistently been the case in past years. No constituents were detected at a level higher than allowed by drinking water regulations.

Drinking water delivered by the Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District (HBMWD) is drawn from wells located in the Mad River northeast of Arcata, California. These wells, called Ranney Wells, draw water from the sands and gravel of the aquifer under the riverbed at depths of 60 to 90 feet.