• Current Water Quality Report

• Current Water Rates

• Water Billing information/Make a Payment

Postcards were mailed out to all residents indicating that the Board has approved the "Special Senior Water Rate." Applications are now available at the Treasurer's Office. In order to be eligible, you must be 65 years or older, be a Sumpter Township resident homeowner, and be able to provide proof of both and sign an affidavit. The purpose of the affidavit is to bill you for your actual water usage, instead of the current minimum billing procedure. This procedure will be implemented in the coming months on your quarterly water bill. If you.

Postcards were mailed out to all residents indicating that the Board has approved the “Special Senior Water Rate.”  Applications are now available at the Treasurer’s Office.  In order to be eligible, you must be 65 years or older, be a Sumpter Township resident homeowner, and be able to provide proof of both and sign an affidavit. The purpose of the affidavit is to bill you for your actual water usage, instead of the current minimum billing procedure. This procedure will be implemented in the coming months on your quarterly water bill. If you have any questions, please contact us at (734) 461-6201 ext. 2242.

• Water Tap Application
• Sewer Tap Application

1. On the far left of the BS&A Online website, is a section “Online Payments”. Click on the down arrow that is to the far left of that title. This will cause the dropdown menu to allow you to choose “Current Tax Payments” or “Utility Billing Payments”. Choose Utility Billy Payments.

2. The page that comes up next is a search page. There are four ways to search (Location ID, Name, Address, or Parcel Number). If you choose “Address”, you just type in your house number and street name, then click the “Search” button located to the right of the box that you just typed in.

3. All past and present owners of the property will be listed. The most current owner will be the first on the list. If this is the bill that you are paying, click anywhere on the line listing the current owner.

4. The next screen will be the current bill. You can pay all or part of the bill. If you want to make a partial payment, put the amount you are paying in the “Amount Paying:” box. Now click the “Make Payment” box.

5. The next page is the “Payments” page. “ExternalID” is your driver’s license number, or any other State issued picture ID number.

6. Then fill out the “Cardholder Information” section.

7. Next, you must select if you want to pay with a Credit or Debit Card, or by Electronic Check. If you pay with a card, fill in the card information and click the “Continue” button located on the lower right of the page.

8. If you want to pay with a check, click the down arrow next to “Credit or Debit Card”, and then fill out the routing and account number boxes and then click the “Continue” button located on the lower right of the page.

9. Follow the directions on the next screen.

Please note: There is a 3% fee to use a Credit or Debit card and a flat $3.00 fee to pay with an electronic check.

This site will only allow up to a $500 payment per transaction. You can initiate another transaction if you need to pay more than $500.

• A household faucet runs at 3 to 5 gallons a minute.
• The average American family turns on the water tap 70-to-100 times per day. [U.S. EPA]
• Twice a year, check all faucets inside and outside for leaks.  Replace worn out fixtures, washers, O-rings, and hose connections.  Turn off faucets firmly.
• A faucet that drips at the rate of one drop per second will waste 2,700 gallons in 12 months. [American Water and Energy Savers, Inc.]
• Check appliances' connecting hoses and faucets for leaks.  Even a pinhole leak wastes up to 170 gallons a day.
• 40% of the water used each day by the average person is flushed down the toilet. [Fiji Natural Artesian Water]
• Install a low flow showerhead and keep showers under five minutes.
• Avoid using the toilet for a wastebasket.  Every flush you eliminate can save between two and seven gallons of water.
• Filling the bath tub uses about 30 gallons of water.  Plug the tub when you shower; how full does the tub get?
• Wash clothes wisely. Match washer's load selector to your load size.