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Replacement of Stopped Meters

PWS has been and will continue to be replacing meter components for those that have stopped reading. You may have been receiving a minimum bill showing zero consumption for some time, and when your meter is swapped, your bill will reflect an accurate reading of actual consumption. Please note that we DO NOT “back bill” for actual consumption above the minimum amount in previous months when the meter was stopped. If you have any questions, you may email customerservice@pacewater.org

 

Customer Service News

If you have called our office recently, you may have noticed that we have a receptionist answering phone calls and directing them to the appropriate extension. We still have 24-hour reporting of leaks/spills/emergencies and the 24-hour IVR system for payment of bills. As always, you can come in person to the office between 7:00am and 4:00pm M-F or email customerservice@pacewater.org for faster service.

Our Mission

The mission of Pace Water System is to provide our member owners with dependable and quality customer service in water, wastewater, and reclaim water.  We are committed to leveraging technological advancements in our industry to ensure our community continues to receive dependable, great tasting, and the healthiest water possible. 

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Update Your Contact Information

May 05, 2025

To make sure you receive important information from Pace Water System in a timely manner, please make sure we have your current email address and phone number on file. Email customerservice@pacewater.org with any updates.

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Celebrating Independence: A Safe and Fun 4th of July

Celebrating Independence: A Safe and Fun 4th of July

July 01, 2025

The 4th of July is a time to come together with family and friends, celebrate our nation's independence, and enjoy the warmth of summer with BBQs, fireworks, and poolside fun. While it’s an exciting and festive time of year, it’s also important to remember that safety should always come first.

 

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