Veolia Water Idaho, Inc.
Boise metropolitan service area and other Veolia Water Idaho service territories
Population reference
Approximately 265,000 Boise-area residents are reported for the Veolia Water Idaho community system; the company also serves other Idaho service territories under Idaho Public Utilities Commission tariffs.
Billing detail
Broad public detail found
Official destination
Open provider website ↗Provider-specific findings
Billing and account research from public material
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- Billing frequency
- Monthly for general metered Boise-area service. The Idaho tariff summary states that Veolia bills new customers in the former Eagle Water area monthly; specific non-contiguous or flat-rate systems can have different approved billing arrangements.
- Rate structure
- Metered seasonal increasing usage schedule: a monthly customer charge based on meter size plus a volumetric charge per 100 cubic feet (CCF). For the published 2025-approved Boise/Eagle-area schedule, the first 1.5 CCF is charged at $1.9206 per CCF, winter consumption above 1.5 CCF is $1.9206 per CCF, and summer consumption above 1.5 CCF is $2.4313 per CCF; summer is May 1 through September 30 and winter is October 1 through April 30.
- Residential cost reference
- For the published 5/8–3/4-inch meter schedule, the customer charge is $13.81. At 5,000 gallons (about 6.684 CCF), the water-only estimate is approximately $23.78 in the winter or $26.43 in the summer before taxes, Idaho safe-drinking-water fees, and any separately billed sewer or city charges. The tariff’s worked 18-CCF example is $48.38 in winter and $56.81 in summer.
- Wastewater and sewer calculation
- Boise wastewater is generally a separate City of Boise Water Renewal charge rather than a Veolia water volumetric charge. City sewer billing uses Veolia water-consumption data where available; residential sewer usage is based on a winter water average measured between approximately October 15 and April 15, while irrigation water is treated separately. Customers should consult the City of Boise sewer rate schedule for the current Water Renewal base and usage charges.
- Meter reading
- Veolia bills metered water from the customer meter in CCF units and prorates bills when a billing period crosses the May 1 seasonal-rate boundary. The reviewed current materials do not name a public AMI vendor or promise hourly transmissions; the MyWater portal provides account and consumption information, while the approved tariff controls the read and estimate process for the individual service territory.
- Activation or transfer fee
- The published Idaho tariff summary lists no charge for a new service connection during regular hours and $25.00 for a new service connection after hours. Transfers, premise-specific construction, meter work, and service territory differences can create additional approved charges; customers should call (208) 362-7304 before scheduling activation.
Context, not a score
How documentation coverage compares
This profile
86%
overview fields with research notes
Idaho
44%
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
Broad public detail found
6 of 7 fields in this section contain provider-specific public detail in dataset August 1, 2026.
Documented
86%
Details not confirmed in the reviewed public material
- New-account deposit
“Not confirmed” means the directory did not identify a dependable public statement. It does not mean the provider has no policy or option.
Primary verification routes
- Veolia Water Idaho, Inc. public website ↗
Provider-controlled destination used to confirm current customer instructions.
- EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System ↗
Federal background on public water-system records and their limitations.