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Register with the Washtenaw County emergency alert system to receive important emergency messages via text, call, or email. You choose the level of alert and type of notification. Sign up at https://www. washtenaw.org/alerts. 

Schedule a one-on-one listening session with an EPA contractor on the Gelman Plume SuperFund. Check here for dates, locations, and contact information: https://thesuntimesnews.com/epa-holding-listening-sessions-about-14-dioxane-plume/.

Now accepting applications for community volunteers with experience in investments, finance, pensions, or retirement benefits to serve on the Retirement Benefits Guidance Committee. Apply by 4 pm on July 27 at sciotownshipmi.gov/join.

Priority Waste customers may experience collection delays due to the air quality emergency. If your refuse, recycling, or yard waste is not collected on its usual schedule, please leave it at the curb until collection can be completed.

Community » Water and Sewer Services

Pay My Water Bill

Look Up My Water and Sewer Bill

Scio Township has provided this utility look-up information as a service and convenience to its residents, businesses, real-estate professionals, and other interested parties. All of the information provided herein is public and available to anyone by an in-person visit to the Township offices. The Township does not warrant the accuracy, reliability, or timeliness of any information published by this system, and shall not be held liable for any losses caused by reliance on the accuracy, reliability, or timeliness of such information.

For all billing related questions call 734-369-9351.

For all other questions call 734-369-9352.

Pay your water bill online. 

How to Enroll in Autopay.

There is a 3% surcharge for payments made using a credit card.
If you choose to pay with an electronic check, there is a flat fee of $3.00/transaction.
To pay over the phone, call toll free (855) 844-0382.

Learn how to pay online by watching this video on Facebook. 

 

ALL CUSTOMERS WITH NEW METRON METERS

 Be proactive and save on your WATER BILL!

 

Common causes of unexpected high water usage are running toilets, outside spigots left on either leaking from the spigot or from an attached hose, activation of a municipal sump pump back-up system, and use of a reverse osmosis system.

To see if your address is on the most recent Leak Report, please click here. This report is updated regularly and applies to customers with Metron Meters only. If you want to switch to a Metron Meter, schedule an appointment with the Township Utility Department at (734) 369-9352.