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Municipal DepartmentDataset 2026.08

City of Yakima Water Division / Utility Services

Yakima

Population reference

112,858

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
Approximately every two months, or a 60-day cycle. Balances are due 18 days from bill generation; customers may schedule recurring payments monthly or every other month.
Rate structure
Two-month ready-to-serve charge by meter size plus a metered unit-of-consumption charge. The 2026 master fee schedule lists a 3/4-inch ready-to-serve charge of $29.89 per two-month period and a $2.47 UOC; domestic water, wastewater, refuse, and irrigation may be combined on one account.
Residential cost reference
Using the 2026 3/4-inch ready-to-serve charge of $29.89 per two-month period, the water service component averages $14.95 per month before consumption. A complete 5,000-7,000-gallon residential total cannot be calculated reliably from the reviewed public rate page because the current domestic UOC conversion and sewer/refuse components are not exposed together.
Wastewater and sewer calculation
Yakima bills accounts on the same approximately 60-day cycle and may combine domestic water, sewer, refuse, and irrigation depending on location. The reviewed public utility page links separate domestic sewer rates but does not expose a residential winter-average formula; the account's service mix determines the total.
Meter reading
For closing an account, a field representative reads the meter to calculate the final bill. The reviewed current Yakima pages do not identify the standard residential meter technology, remote-transmission interval, or universal read schedule.
New-account deposit
Owner accounts usually do not require a deposit; tenant accounts do. For a residence with water, wastewater, and refuse, the current stated deposit is $215.28. The deposit may be waived with qualifying City history or a previous-utility letter of credit showing 12 months of good payment history within the prior 24 months, and is generally returned after one year of good payment history or applied to the account unless the customer requests a check.

Context, not a score

How documentation coverage compares

This profile

86%

overview fields with research notes

Washington

51%

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

  • 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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