You can now pay by phone 24/7 at 478-825-7703 or use our phone app CLICK HERE                         SCAM ALERT!!!    Scammers are contacting customers asking for payment on past-due bills. We will never call you and ask for a payment over the phone.                           You may qualify for Bill Payment Assistance. Call 478.922.4464 or 478.825.6025.
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In an emergency call 911

To report an outage:
During Business Hours:
478-825-7701

After Business Hours:
478-825-5482

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ATTENTION: To set up a new online account, you will need your new account number and the last amount paid to your account.

INSTRUCTIONS TO SETUP YOUR NEW ONLINE BILL PAY ACCOUNT

  1. At the top of this page click on the blue button labeled
    "CLICK HERE TO PAY YOUR BILL"
  2. At the top right-hand corner of the screen click on the Register button.
  3. Fill in your information and click the Create Member button. you will receive an email with a link that you need to click on to confirm your email address. The email will come from noreply@municipalonlinepayments.com When you click on the link, it will take you to https://www.municipalonlinepayments.com/fortvalleyutilitycommissionga
  4. Login with the email address and password you used to create the account.
  5. Click on any of the 3 links labeled Utility Billing
  6. Click Add an Account. Type in your NEW account number, the last payment amount made on your account, and click Add Account. If you don’t know either of these you can call customer service at 478-825-7701.
  7. Your account is now set up to pay your bill online. You can also schedule a payment or enroll in Auto Pay.

READ THE INFORMATION BELOW BEFORE MAKING A PAYMENT

  • Click here for a list of places where you can pay your bill in person
  • Your transaction must be completed prior to 6PM (EST) on the due date stated on your bill or a late fee will be assessed on the next bill.
  • If the account is currently cut-off due to non-payment and you pay on-line after normal business hours, the account will not be reconnected until the next business day.
  • An online payments fee will be charged to your credit card or bank statement of $1.50. It will show as a separate charge from your payment.
CLICK HERE TO PAY YOUR BILL

 

 

Lighting the way
to a brighter future

Fort Valley Utility Commission is proud to provide customers in Central Georgia with electric, gas, water, wastewater, and telecom.

Upcoming Office Closures
Nov 22nd Noon-2pm
Nov 28th & 29th Thanksgiving

 

 

It’s easy to get started.

Once you apply for service, Fort Valley Utility Commission makes it easy to pay your bill online, in person or over the phone (dial 478-825-7703.) If you are tired of high bills in the summer and winter, you may want to consider signing up for the 12-month average payment plan. Call Customer Service at 478-825-7701, option 3 if you would like more information on this plan.

Toilet Leaks

A toilet leak could be the culprit of higher than normal water usage. If you suspect you have a leak in your toilet, stop by our office at 500 Anthoine Street and pick up a packet of leak detecting dye tablets. All you do is drop a tablet in the toilet tank, stir slightly to dissolve the tablet, and wait a few minutes. If color appears in the toilet bowl, you have a leak. Please note, there is no charge for the dye tablets.

Conservation Tips: Ways to Keep Bills Affordable!

Winterize To Keep Your Costs Down
As the temperatures start to drop, we recommend you winterize your home. Below are some suggestions to help with energy conservation and winterization.

  • Caulk or weather strip around doors and windows. A rolled up towel is an inexpensive way to stop drafts.
  • Set your thermostat at 68 degrees or less. Dress in warm clothes (such as sweaters and sweat shirts). If possible, lower the temperature when you go to bed or are away from the house.
  • On sunny days, open the curtains to allow the heat from the sun to penetrate. When the sun goes down, close the curtains.
  • Replace window screens with storm windows to provide an extra layer of protection and warmth for the home.
  • Ensure the filter in your heating / cooling system is replaced on a regular basis. A dirty filter impedes air flow and reduces efficiency.
  • Check registers and radiators to ensure they are not clogged with dust.
  • Reverse the direction of the ceiling fan to push warm air downward and force the air to circulate. (Note: As you look up at the fan, the blades should be turning clockwise. The opposite is true for the summer time.)
  • Wrap any exposed water pipes to keep them from freezing and possible damage to the pipes.

Keep Cool During The Summer
Summer time means higher temperatures; this generally means we run our air conditioners more.

However, there are some things you can do to keep your electric bills affordable and stay cool during the hot, summer season. Consider using the following conservation measures:

  • Keep your thermostat set at 78 degrees. If you’re going to be away from home, set it higher.
  • Do your cooking and laundry during the early morning or late evening when temperatures are generally not as hot.
  • Use ceiling or floor fans to circulate the conditioned air. Using fans makes the air feel cooler to the body which allows you to set your thermostat to a higher temperature.
  • Clean dust from supply and return air grills.
  • Change filters monthly. However, if you have pleated filters, change these at least every three months.
  • Keep curtains closed on the sunny side of your home.
  • Install programmable thermostats to help manage your kilowatt usage.

G.E.F.A (Georgia Environmental Finance Agency) Energy Tips

  • Home
    • Turn off home office and entertainment equipment when not in use.
    • Insulate doors and windows with weather-stripping or caulking to prevent heating or cooling loss.
  • Laundry
    • Dry consecutive loads to more efficiently utilize the already warm dryer.
    • Clean the dryer lint filter after each load to maximize efficiency.
  • Kitchen
    • Manually air-dry dishes or use air-dry feature on your dishwasher.
    • Ensure oven door seals are in good condition.
  • Lighting
    • CFLs use up to two-thirds less energy and last six to 10 times longer than traditional bulbs.
    • Take advantage of natural daylight when possible and decorate rooms with lighter colors to reflect light.
  • Heating
    • Set the thermostat at 68ºF or lower when heating your home.
    • If windows face the south, open drapes during the day to utilize the sunlight for heat.
  • Central Air Conditioning
    • Set the thermostat at 78ºF or higher when cooling your home.
    • Keep windows and drapes closed while using cooling.
  • Room Air Conditioning
    • Clean grills, filters and drains once a month.
    • Use an interior fan to spread the cooled air more efficiently.
  • Refrigerator
    • Check and adjust refrigerator settings between 37ºF and 40ºF.
    • Clean condenser coils at least once a year.
  • Water Use
    • Low-flow shower heads and faucets can reduce the amount of hot water used per day by 50 percent.
    • Insulate your water heater.