Bill Payment Options
Monthly water payments are due in the District office the 15th of each month.
Rural Water District 4, Franklin County offers multiple payment options for our customers. Below are the options available. Payments are due in the office by the 15th of each month.
Looking for the most convenient way to pay your bill? We offer a variety of bill payment options. Did you know we offer automatic bill payment services? Download the Automatic Payment Authorization Form and contact our office for more information.
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Online Bill Payment
To pay your bill online, simply click on the “Online Bill Pay" button and follow the prompts. We accept Visa, Mastercard, AMEX, Discover and electronic checks. You will need your account # and amount due. To use a credit card there is a fee of 2.5% fee and to use a check there is a fee of $1.50. Feel free to call us with any questions!
Automatic Bank Draft (ACH)
With this service, the amount of your monthly bill is automatically deducted from your bank account and credited to your utility account on the 15th of every month. There is no set-up fee or charge associated with this method of payment. To set up ACH, simply fill out the form on our home page and mail, drop off or e-mail to us. We also need a copy of a voided check. Frcorwd4@yahoo.com
Payment By Mail
If paying by check or money order through the mail, please send all payments with your payment coupon. To avoid late fees, please mail your payment at least five-seven business days before the due date specified on your bill.
Mail payments to
1506 Old Hwy 50
Williamsburg KS 66095
Payment Drop-off Location
You may pay your bill in person at our office at 1506 Old Hwy 50, Williamsburg. We accept cash, check, or money orders. There is a drop slot available for after-hours payments.
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Conservation Tips
When you save water, you save money on your utility bills. There are many ways to conserve water, and they all start with you. Here are just a few suggestions you may consider.
