San Jacinto Municipal Utilities
San Jacinto Municipal Utilities provides water and sewer service for half of the interior City of San Jacinto. The other half of the City and the outer areas are served by Eastern Municipal Water District.
- See a water service map... (updated 06/09)
New: Low Income Senior Assistance Program
A new Low-Income Senior Assistance Program was approved by City Council on July 19, 2011. See the Application Form and instructions on how to qualify
Learn more:
- Bill Payment Options $
- Water Quality
- Starting Service
- Ending Service
- Water Quality
- Water Conservation
- Urban Water Management Plan
Bill Payment Options
The City is pleased to offer several options for paying your San Jacinto Municipal Utility bill. To better serve our customers, San Jacinto Municipal Utilities water bills are now due on the 3rd of every month.
Drop Box Location |
Located on Sheriff Street at the corner of Sixth Street (no cash, please). |
Mail-in Payment |
Mail a check or money order to: |
Pay in Person |
Customer Service Representatives are available |
Pay your bill quickly and easily using a debit card, credit card, or electronic check. Please note, some pre-paid debit cards will The City will receive an instant notification of your payment and will post it to your account next business day. For each payment, you will receive a confirmation number and you will be sent an e-mail confirmation for your records. Pay by phone: call (toll-free) 1-877-260-7818. Pay online: select your type of account *Asistencia en Español es disponible pagando por teléfono. Please note, Paymentus charges a small processing fee of $3.75 for residential (per $200 increment) to use their service. The fee covers payment handling and processing charges and the City of San Jacinto does not receive any part of the service fee. Paymentus is an independent company providing a service for City of San Jacinto customers. |
For additional information please contact one of our customer service representatives at: (951) 537-6386
Water Quality
An assessment of the drinking water sources for the City of San Jacinto was completed June 2006. The City of San Jacinto Municipal Utilities' wells are not considered vulnerable to any potential activities associated with contaminants detected in the water supply. All City of San Jacinto wells are chlorinated to insure that we are providing the safest water for our customers.
- See the 2012 City Water Consumer Confidence Report
- 2011 Consumer Confidence Report
- 2010 Consumer Confidence Report
- 2009 Consumer Confidence Report
- 2008 Consumer Confidence Report
- 2007 Consumer Confidence Report
Starting Service
Before starting a water account, please contact one of our representatives at (951) 537-6386 to confirm that the location needing service is within our water district.
Please note that starting water service with the San Jacinto Water Department will automatically start refuse and sewer service.
Requirements to start water service:
- in English (updated 01/12)
- en Español (updated 01/12)
Forms to start water service:
- Water Service Request Form and Credit Application in English (updated 09/11)
- en Español (updated 09/11)
To better serve our customers, San Jacinto Municipal Utilities water bills are now due on the 3rd of every month.
Ending Service
To end service, please contact one of our customer service representatives at: (951) 537-6386.
To better serve our customers, San Jacinto Municipal Utilities water bills are now due on the 3rd of every month.
Water Conservation
Learn 20 Ways to use water wisely a guide from EMWD.
Check out these sites for water saving tips and information:
- www.bewaterwise.com
- www.usewaterwisely.org
Also of Interest...
Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP)
This Urban Water Management Plan (Plan) was prepared in accordance with the California Urban Water Management Planning Act (Act), which became effective on January 1, 1985 (see Appendix A.1). The Act requires every “urban water supplier" to prepare and adopt an Urban Water Management Plan, and to periodically review its Plan at least once every five years and make any amendments or changes which are indicated by the review. The City of San Jacinto’s (City) Plan is an update for the year 2010.
