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8.021 CCF at $4.30 per 100 cf: $34.49 (the quarterly minimum is not reached) Total: $34.49/mo
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Utility profile · NY
MOUNT VERNON WATER DEPARTMENT supplies water to about 74,000 people in Mount Vernon, New York. A typical household using 6,000 gallons a month pays an estimated $34.49, 41% below the national average.
Rates effective 2025-01-01
Updated Nov 2026
| Minimum charge includes some water |
$21.50 |
| Water used 906 cf × $4.3/ccf ÷ 3 (billed every 3 months) |
$12.99 |
| Total | $34.49 |
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This rate was extracted from MOUNT VERNON WATER DEPARTMENT's published tariff document by an AI research agent, then checked against a validation checklist before publishing. See the full methodology for how every utility on this site is sourced and scored.
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