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Public Water AuthorityDataset 2026.08

Victorville Water District

Victorville

Population reference

135,983

Billing detail

Partial public detail found

Official destination

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Provider-specific findings

Billing and account research from public material

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Billing frequency
Monthly; the City’s billing-information page describes a monthly water minimum service fee and monthly consumption charge.
Rate structure
Metered HCF-based water service with a monthly meter-size minimum/service fee and volumetric water consumption fee; 1 HCF equals 748 gallons. The City approved a 2026 Water Rate Study on June 2, 2026 and set a July 21, 2026 public hearing for proposed water-rate and fee changes, so the final post-hearing schedule should be checked before quoting an exact current dollar rate.
Wastewater and sewer calculation
The City bills sewer use as a separate sewer-use fee for properties connected to the Victorville sewer system; septic properties do not receive that charge. The reviewed public billing page does not describe a winter-average formula or state a fixed percentage of metered water intake.
Meter reading
Water consumption is measured by a meter in HCF and billed monthly. The reviewed official pages do not identify AMI/AMR hardware, remote transmission, or the exact field-read schedule.
New-account deposit
A security deposit is required when a District utility account is established. The published District fee language permits up to 50% of the deposit to be deferred for one billing period, credits the deposit after 12 months of prompt payment with no delinquency, applies it to the final balance at termination, and refunds any remaining credit as required by law; balances under $20 are not refundable. A full deposit plus actual reactivation cost is required after a nonpayment deactivation. The reviewed current page does not expose the post-June-2026 final dollar table.

Context, not a score

How documentation coverage compares

This profile

71%

overview fields with research notes

California

67%

records with any overview detail

National index

50%

records with any overview detail

Coverage measures what this directory documented. It does not measure service quality, affordability, or regulatory compliance.

Research record

Partial public detail found

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

Documented

71%

Details not confirmed in the reviewed public material

  • Residential cost reference
  • Activation or transfer fee

“Not confirmed” means the directory did not identify a dependable public statement. It does not mean the provider has no policy or option.

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