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Welcome to Princeton Utility Billing 

STAGE 1 MILD WATER SHORTAGE CONDITION
During the weekend of July 19-20 the City experienced a severe decline in elevated storage capacity.  Through the good efforts of the City’s Public Works Department and the City’s consulting engineers, this situation has been resolved to the point that the prohibition on outside watering has been lifted. 

 

However, the City of Princeton is currently experiencing very heavy water usage.  In addition, the period from July 1 through mid-September is historically a period in which little rainfall occurs and temperatures range between 80 –105 degrees F.  Long range forecasts for the next three months are for normal to above normal temperatures and drier than normal conditions. 

 

Therefore, the City is requesting that all customers voluntarily conserve water by not irrigating landscapes during the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. watering during daylight hours.  For further information on this issue, please see the “Administrator’s Update” on the City’s website.

 

The City will be monitoring water usage and storage capacities very closely over the next several weeks.  If conditions deteriorate, the City will institute mandatory water use restrictions.  Changes in water use conditions will be announced on the City’s website and in local print and broadcast media.  Your assistance in our water conservation efforts will benefit our entire community.

 

Lee Lawrence

City Administrator

Mission Statement:

To supply safe, uninterrupted water and wastewater services to Princeton residents and businesses.  Recording the consumption of those services in an accurate and timely manner.  The City of Princeton purchases water and delivers the sewage to the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD).

Our Staff:

Buddy Rainey Utility Billing Supervisor
Lucinda P. Denison Collections Coordinator
Linda Spencer Customer Service Representative
Christi Hayes Utility Meter Technician

Location:
306 Main Street
Princeton, Texas 75407
Phone: 972-736-2711
Fax 972-734-2548

Office Hours:
Monday-Friday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

After hours and holidays:
Water and Sewer Emergencies, please call 972-736-2711

For missed trash pickup or for extra and bulk pickup, please call 972-736-2711

Night Drop
If you would like to make payments after hours you may use the night drop box located in front of City Hall, 306 Main Street. Payments are picked up each weekday morning.

For Comments and/or Suggestions please send to: utilitybilling.princetontx@gmail.com  


North Texas Municipal Water District is asking you to continue to save.  Follow the City of Princeton's watering schedule and avoid wasting water.  You will find easy water-saving tips at www.NorthTexas.WaterIQ.org   Working together, we can ensure there will plenty of water for our future.  
                                                                     Jim Parks, Executive Director for NTMWD

www.waterIQ.org 

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