300 Civic Center Plaza
Glendale Hts, IL 60139
630.260.6010
Utility Billing Supervisor: Theresa Morton

The Water Billing Division is open Monday – Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, and for your convenience Thursdays 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. To reach the Water Billing Division, please call at 630-260-6010, or email us click here.

Water Service

The Village of Glendale Heights is a participating member of the DuPage Water Commission to receive water from Lake Michigan for distribution to Village residents and businesses. 

The Utility Billing Division bills all residents and businesses for water and sewer service on a bi-monthly basis. Most homes are now equipped with a radio read water meter which allows the Village to cost effectively read residential  water meters. The current water, sewer, and service rates are:

Where can I pay my Water Bill?

Water Bills may be paid in person at the Village Hall, return mailed, or deposited in the Village Hall drop Box (Green Mail Box) located at the front entrance. 

Mail to: Village of Glendale Heights – Water Billing
300 Civic Center Plaza
Glendale Heights, IL 60139

An Electronic Water Billing Payment option is now available under the E-PAY program by clicking here. For a small fee per transaction, the property owner may pay their Village Water Bill on line with a designated credit card number at any time of the day. Fees will be applied to late payments.

Here is how to read your water bill: (to download pdf, click here.)

Water Conservation

Here are a few tips to conserve water usage:

• Turn off the water while brushing your teeth. You conserve up to 9 gallons of water per brushing.
• Toilets use 5-7 gallons with each flush. Install a displacement device to conserve water. This is as simple as placing a plastic bottle filled with water in the tank. This will conserve about 1-2 gallons per flush.
• Check for leaks and fix them immediately. A small leak can waste a lot of water and cost you money.
• Wash only full loads of dishes and clothes.

• Take a short shower instead of a bath. This saves about 15 gallons.

• Keep a pitcher of water in the refrigerator instead of running the tap until water is cold. This simple step saves about two gallons per glass.