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Pay online via eCheck, credit card, or sign up for auto-pay. Other features available include: Paperless eBill, bill copies and payment history, customer newsletters and other communications. Check for unpaid sewer charges.
Columbus Division of Power is the hometown choice. Use an Interactive Calculator to estimate how much your monthly electric bill would be with Columbus. Our residential rates are currently lower than the local commercial provider with no hidden fees.
Make a Payment - City of Columbus, Ohio. Columbus Provides Notification and Extends Credit Monitoring. Working with federal authorities and cybersecurity experts, the City of Columbus continues its investigation and response to a July cybersecurity incident. Learn More.
Features available include: Paperless eBill. Pay online via eCheck or credit card. Auto pay. Bill copies and portal payment history. Submit billing inquiries. Customer newsletter, letters and other communications.
Once you create your account, you can pay your current bill. After paying your current bill, you can enroll in Auto Pay to have future bills automatically paid by credit or debit card. You can also use the Quick Pay feature to pay your bill without setting up an account.
Bill Payment. Pay Online and other ways/locations to pay your utility bill. Check for unpaid sewer charges, learn how to reduce your bill, or complete a Tenant Billing Agreement. Request a Scheduled Power Outage.
Bill Payment Pay Online and other ways/locations to pay your utility bill. Check for unpaid sewer charges, learn how to reduce your bill, or complete a Tenant Billing Agreement.
Columbus City Utilities will be launching a new billing system in June, 2024. Every CCU customer will receive a new paper invoice by mail in June, 2024. Get Started with CCU Bill Pay.
Make a One-Time Payment Pay now and enroll later. Select the Pay Now button to make a one-time payment. You do not need to log in or enroll. Pay Now
Utility & Housing Payment Assistance. AEP Ohio & Dollar Energy Fund Neighbor to Neighbor Program. Provides help for electric bills to people with a low income who have tried all other resources (HEAP and PIPP).