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Keysville’s published water policy adds a penalty after the 15th
The policy says bills are due on receipt and describes a 10% penalty after the 15th; account balances and restoration decisions still require the town’s current record.
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Keysville’s water and sewer policy, updated March 17, 2025, says bills are due and payable upon receipt. It says a 10% penalty is added when a bill is not paid by the 15th of the month.
Those published terms explain the general sequence, but they do not reveal a customer’s balance, payment posting time, disputed charge or service status.
Avoid an uncertain duplicate payment
Before trying again after an unclear online or in-person result, compare the original confirmation, bank activity and the town account record. A pending or timed-out screen is not proof that payment failed.
Contact the Town Office with the original payment identity rather than creating a second attempt that could complicate reconciliation.
Use current town confirmation for restoration
The policy also describes disconnection for nonpayment and a $35 service-restoration fee after the past-due amount is paid. This article does not determine whether those conditions apply to any household.
Residents should obtain a current amount and restoration instruction from the town before paying or scheduling around service work.
Sources & verification
Primary town policy checked October 8, 2026; it states due-date, penalty, disconnection and restoration terms.
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