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Weekdays: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
First Floor, Support Center
14501 Sweitzer Lane
Laurel, MD 20707  

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301-206-4001
24 hours, 7 days/week   

Toll-Free: 800-828-6439
TTY: 301-206-8345

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WSSC Water offers five ways to pay your bill: Online, by Phone, by Mobile App, by Drive-Thru, by Mail and in Person. Go to Pay My Bill for more information.

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If you're experiencing a water emergency, such as a broken water main, or a sewer emergency, report it using our mobile app, email the Emergency Services Center, or call us at 301-206-4002.

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WSSC Water wants you to be prepared with these water storage tips! Make water part of your emergency kit. Store 1-2 gallons of water per person per day. Store enough water to last each person at least 3 days. And don't forget to store water for your pets!
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WSSC Water wants you to be prepared with these water storage tips! Make water part of your emergency kit. Store 1-2 gallons of water per person per day. Store enough water to last each person at least 3 days. And don't forget to store water for your pets!
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Aerial photo taken August 2, 2021. The Cake Storage Facility with it’s signature blue canopy is at the lower left. The slab for the Solids Building is to the right of that with the chemical storage tanks and the new belt filter presses still under wrap. Above the Solids Building is our new Cambi Thermal Hydrolysis Process equipment (steel vertical tanks) which was delivered to the site last week. This equipment is key to this entire project and will allow us to produce the Class A biosolids.
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Aerial photo taken August 2, 2021. The Cake Storage Facility with it’s signature blue canopy is at the lower left. The slab for the Solids Building is to the right of that with the chemical storage tanks and the new belt filter presses still under wrap. Above the Solids Building is our new Cambi Thermal Hydrolysis Process equipment (steel vertical tanks) which was delivered to the site last week. This equipment is key to this entire project and will allow us to produce the Class A biosolids.
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Toilet leaks are the leading cause of high water bills. As discussed in the following statistics, the numbers add up quickly, no matter how small or large the leak. For a small leak, which may add 200 gallons per day, you'll add an estimated $451 on top of your regular bill. For a medium leak, which may add 2,000 gallons per day, you'll add an estimated $5,226 on top of your regular bill. For a large leak, which may add 4,000 gallons per day, you'll add an estimated $10,531 on top of your regular bill.