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City of Tigard

Water Rates and Information

Utility Bill Rate Increases Delayed
(posted 5/20/20)

Adopted utility bill rate increases will be delayed until January 1, 2021. This will help all customers that receive a utility bill from Tigard. A typical home that is billed for water, sewer, and stormwater will save approximately $9/month.

For more information on the Tigard AID Program, including utility bill assistance programs, visit the Tigard AID Program.
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Tigard Water Service Area Customer Water Bill Calculator 

Use this calculator tool to estimate your monthly water charges. Disclaimer: This is for estimating purposes only and may not provide all of the information contained on a customer bill or be precisely accurate.

To use the calculator, select (using the buttons below) your service type, meter size, and whether booster charges apply. Then, type in a quantity of water use in the box provided. You can insert an amount either identified on your bill or an amount that you anticipate using. This quantity is in CCF (100 cubic feet volume of water or 748 gallons).

At the bottom, the customer charge, booster charge, and usage charge will be calculated to provide the total per month cost. As a reminder, this is only for the water portion of your bill. Other charges (Sewer, Storm Water Management, Street Maintenance, etc.) may apply for city services dependent on your location.

Need help? If you have a question about your current bill, contact the Utility Billing office at 503-718-2460. 

 
Contact 
John Goodrich
Utility Division Manager 
John Goodrich | 503-718-2609
Water Rates
(Effective January 1, 2019)

Effective January 1, 2019, Tigard's water customer charge and water usage charge increased by 3.25 percent. Rate increases apply to all water customers, including non-residential customers.

These increases only apply to the water service portion of your Tigard utility bill. Other fees and charges (related to storm water, sewer, etc.) may be included in your bill; these charges are not affected by this rate increase.

The average residential customer can expect water charges to increase by $1 to $2 per month. Monthly residential water charges consist of:
  • A fixed customer charge is based on the size of the customer's water meter. The fixed charge is the price that all customers pay, regardless of how much water they use. For the typical, single-family, residential customer with a 5/8-inch water meter, the fixed charge is $29.36.
  • The water usage charge is based on the amount of water used. Water usage is measured in hundreds of cubic feet (CCF). One CCF equals 748 gallons. The price per CCF is divided into tiers and increases as usage reaches the second and third tier.
  • Tiered rates for the average, single-family, residential customer are as follows:
Tier Number of CCFs Consumed Price Per CCF
Tier 1  1 to 6 CCFs * $3.80
Tier 2 7 to 15 CCFs * $5.54
Tier 3 16 or more CCFs * $6.34
* 1 CCF = 100 cubic feet or 748 gallons.

An example—if a customer uses 8 CCFs, his water usage charge would be $33.88, or 6 CCFs at $3.80 ($22.80) plus 2 CCFs at $5.54 ($11.08). A booster pump charge is assessed to customers who reside in higher elevation zones and is based on the size of the customer's water meter. This charge recovers the additional costs of energy and pump capacity necessary to move water to a higher elevation. 

For the typical, single-family, residential customer with a 5/8-inch water meter, the booster pump charge is $5.15.
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