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Minimum bill $29.31/mo: not reached, usage charges are higher Water used, 6,000 gal: $65.43/mo Total: $65.43/mo
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Utility profile · OH
GEORGETOWN VILLAGE PWS supplies water to about 4,200 people in Georgetown, Ohio. A typical household using 6,000 gallons a month pays an estimated $65.43 in the main service area, 12% above the national average.
Rates effective 2026-01-01
Updated Oct 2026
This bill is for the main service area; customers in 2 other rate areas (Out Of Town-100%, Out Of Town-125%) pay different rates.
| Water used 6,000 gal |
$65.43 |
| Total | $65.43 |
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This rate was extracted from GEORGETOWN VILLAGE PWS'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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