Heavy Rains Affects Cocoa Utilities Water Meter Reading, Customers May Receive Estimated Bill
By Space Coast Daily // August 15, 2019
water bill will reflect average usage estimation
SPACE COAST DAILY TV: Due to recent heavy rains, a number of properties in the Cocoa Utilities service area are inaccessible to the Utility Field Services Division for water meter reading purposes. See how your water meter is read, how to check for leaks in your home and how your water is billed on a monthly basis.
BREVARD COUNTY • COCOA, FLORIDA – Due to recent heavy rains, a number of properties in the Cocoa Utilities service area are inaccessible to the Utility Field Services Division for water meter reading purposes.
The Cocoa Utilities Department supplies more than 22.7 million gallons a day of drinking water to approximately 85,000 customers in central Brevard County including services for Brevard County; the cities of Rockledge, Cape Canaveral, Titusville and Cocoa Beach; and Sun Lake and Colony Park.
“Our field services employees are working diligently to obtain a reading at each meter but in the event a meter cannot be accessed, the customer will receive an estimated bill based on their average monthly usage,” said Cocoa utilities officials on social media.
In the above video, see how your water meter is read, how to check for leaks in your home and how your water is billed on a monthly basis.
The City of Cocoa has been providing water for its residents and businesses for more than 80 years.
“The City of Cocoa was and continues to be committed to protecting water resources while ensuring that customer demand is met and the environment is preserved,” said Cocoa utility officials.
For more information call the City of Cocoa Utilities Department at 321-433-8810.
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