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City of Redlands Municipal Utilities and Engineering Department

Redlands and City-managed municipal utility service areas

Population reference

78,025 people (EPA CWS estimate for Redlands City MUD-Water Division)

Billing detail

Broad public detail found

Official destination

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Provider-specific findings

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Billing frequency
Bi-monthly; the City offers a bi-monthly automatic-payment program, while an optional free monthly in-advance program drafts half of the current bill 28 days after the full-bill draft.
Rate structure
Bi-monthly metered water with increasing usage tiers measured in hundred cubic feet. Effective July 1, 2025, building water is $1.61 per 100 cubic feet for the first 16 units, $1.90 for units 17–27, and $2.85 above 27; a 5/8-inch meter service charge is $33.60 bi-monthly. The City’s 2026 rate-study/recommendation process may change these charges, so the published current schedule is the active reference until adoption.
Residential cost reference
Approximately $66.05 per month for a 6,000-gallon monthly single-family customer under the published July 1, 2025 schedule: 12,000 gallons bi-monthly is about 16.04 hundred-cubic-foot units, producing roughly $25.84 usage plus $33.60 meter charge and $72.65 single-family wastewater, or $132.09 bi-monthly/$66.05 monthly. Solid waste and other municipal services are excluded.
Wastewater and sewer calculation
Residential wastewater is a flat bi-monthly rate of $72.65 for a single-family dwelling or $57.64 per multi-family dwelling under the July 1, 2025 schedule. The reviewed current rate card does not tie the residential sewer charge to a winter average or percentage of water intake; nonresidential wastewater uses strength/volume rates.
Meter reading
Redlands bills on a bi-monthly schedule and provides consumption, billing, and service-order history through RedConnect. The reviewed public pages do not identify AMI/AMR technology or a fixed meter-read route schedule; customers can use the account’s usage history and request meter/street-leak assistance through 909-798-7516.
New-account deposit
The current Redlands rate card lists a pre-payment of three times estimated monthly service or $70, whichever is greater. If an account was turned off for nonpayment, a pre-payment may be required to re-establish service; it is credited after one year of satisfactory payment history (six payments) or when the account closes.
Activation or transfer fee
Establishing a new municipal services account costs $15 on the first bill. Same-day water turn-on after 3:00 p.m. costs $26; after-hours stand-by turn-on costs $60. Failure to notify a change of ownership costs $35.

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How documentation coverage compares

This profile

100%

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California

67%

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National index

50%

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Research record

Broad public detail found

7 of 7 fields in this section contain provider-specific public detail in dataset August 1, 2026.

Documented

100%

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