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Lawrenceville posts a monthly utility cutoff deadline
The town says delinquent utility bills must be received by 5 p.m. on the 14th to avoid disconnection on the 15th and a $25 cutoff fee; confirm the current account-specific status before acting.
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The town publishes a recurring rule
Lawrenceville’s official homepage says delinquent utility bills must be paid by 5 p.m. on the 14th of each month to avoid utility disconnection on the 15th. It also posts a $25 cutoff fee when payment is not received by the stated deadline and directs questions to the Town Office.
Confirm the bill and payment outcome
A general website notice does not establish a particular account’s balance, due status, assistance eligibility or final posting time. Start from the town’s official contact route, use the account’s original identity and preserve the provider receipt.
A bank authorization, browser spinner or submitted form alone does not prove the town posted payment.
Reconcile uncertainty before paying twice
If a payment result is unclear, contact the town with the original reference before retrying. Do not send card details, a full account number or an unredacted bill through a public form.
Gretna Junction did not access an account, make a charge, test disconnection, issue a refund or verify any resident’s outcome.
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Official town page checked October 9, 2026; it displays the 14th/15th timing, $25 cutoff fee and town-office contact instruction.
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