WASHINGTON – A local utility is proposing major changes to how it charges its more than 1.5 million customers for water. The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission wants to make less of a ...

WSSC Water suspended non-emergency, in-home work, which includes reading inside meters. As a result, more customers are receiving estimated bills based on the prior year’s usage during the same ...

WASHINGTON — This winter, dozens of Montgomery County residents say they got major sticker shock after getting water bills that were double, sometimes even triple, the normal rate. Washington ...

The meter reading delays also will result in about 100,000 residential customers receiving higher bills because their billing cycle has been extended by 10 days, the utility said.