Do you need to make a change to your Oro Valley Water Utility account? Keeping your account updated ensures you will be contacted when there is a water emergency.
Depending on the type of change, you can do it either by phone or in writing.
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Call Water Utility Customer Service to make changes to your account for the reasons listed below. Depending on the situation, documentation may be required.
If both parties are on the account at the time of divorce, the party who is leaving can call Customer Service at 520-229-5000 and remove their name from account.
If the leaving party refuses to call, the remaining party can close the account and open a new account in their name. New Service Establishment Fees will applied to the new account.
Upon the death of the account holder and the survivor is on the account, the survivor may call Customer Service at 520-229-5000 and take the deceased’s name off the account.
If the survivor is not on the account the changes must be made in writing.
Call Customer Service at 520-229-5000 to schedule the water turn off.
Please provide two days advance notice and a forwarding address for final billing.
Account holders may call Customer Services at 520-229-5000 to update address/billing information, telephone numbers, email addresses and authorized contact persons.
The Water Utility requires that the following changes are made in writing and submitted by mail, fax or in person.
Upon the death of the account holder and the survivor is not on the account:
No fees are associated with the removal or addition of surviving spouse’s name to the account as long as documentation is provided. If a relative moves into the home, a new account will be established and fees assessed appropriately.
Account holders that want to make changes to ACH and automatic payments must be done in writing by mail, fax or submitted in person.
Due to confidentiality issues, Oro Valley Water Utility will not discuss an account with persons not on the account.
If an account holder would like to authorize others to discuss an account on his/her behalf or add a person to the account, they may do so by making the authorization/request and submit online here
Property management companies may discuss accounts on behalf of customers only if there is authorization by the account holder in the customer’s file.
Oro Valley Water Utility does accept payments from third party payers but will not share any account information with the payer unless he/she is authorized by account holder.
Landlord Agreements allow Oro Valley Water Utility to automatically put an account back into the landlord’s name when the tenant closes an account. Changes to Landlord Agreements can be made by clicking here.