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Start, stop or restart Lowell water and sewer service

Lowell's Utility Service page lists the city's forms to start, disconnect or return water and sewer service.

Steps

5 steps
  1. Read the Utility Service PolicyThe city posts its utility service policy on the Utility Service page.
  2. Starting? Get the Water Sewer ApplicationUse this form to start water and sewer service.
  3. Stopping? Get the Disconnect formUse the Disconnect Water & Sewer Application to stop service.
  4. Restarting? Get the Return to service formUse this form to return to service.
  5. Contact the City Clerk with questionsSam Dragt, City Clerk, is the Administration contact listed on the page.
The page links the 2026-27 water rates (Resolution 880); check them before you apply.

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