Water Bills

The latest rate increase is lower than in recent years, officials said.

A new audit says DPW does not have systems to collect delinquent bills and does not take proactive measures to increase water revenue collections

The program caps water and sewage bills at 1%, 2% or 3% of low-income participants’ income, adjusting for household size

After 9 months at the helm of Baltimore's City's DPW, Jason Mitchell talks about how he's managing one of the city's toughest jobs.

If Baltimore city owns the county’s drinking water supply, why do county residents pay less than city residents on their water bills?

Baltimore’s Water4All program was designed to help low income residents pay the city’s infamously unaffordable water bills. But advocates say a payment clause could inadvertently disqualify enrolled renters from other anti-poverty benefits by classifying their bill assistance as taxable income.

CASA, a Latinx and immigrant advocacy group, filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the management company of Middlebrook Mobile Home Park, accusing it of overcharging tenants for water.

Baltimore will outsource water meter reading operations to the same third-party vendor that installed water meters throughout the city earlier this…

The state is cutting off its funding of universal testing for COVID-19 at nursing homes. Baltimore renters, already taking an economic hit during this…

Low income Baltimoreans did not receive a promised water bill discount due to go into effect last month after Mayor Jack Young delayed the implementation…