Paying Your Utility Bill

You can set up pre-authorized withdrawals from your bank account. The amount will fluctuate each billing period depending on your usage, the amount owing will appear on each Sturgeon County Utility statement.
A cheque from the account you wish to have your payment withdrawn from must be marked “VOID” and attached to the authorization form.
Read and complete the pre-authorization debit form, then send it to Sturgeon County. The County must receive your application form at least two weeks in advance of your first payment date.

You can set up online payments through online banking, or visiting your bank. If setting up online payments through your bank, search “Sturgeon County” and select “Sturgeon County – Utilities”.  You will need to enter your utility account number (located on your water bill). Some banks may not accept the decimal in the account number, but as long as we have the whole account number it will be good.

Located in front of Sturgeon County Centre
9613-100 Street
Morinville, Alberta
T8R 1L9

Deposit payment prior to midnight of the due date to meet the payment deadline.
Do not deposit cash.
Make cheque or money order payable to Sturgeon County.
Cheques (including post‑dated cheques) must be dated for the due date or earlier to avoid penalty.
Sign and accurately complete your cheque, as Sturgeon County is not responsible for errors and/or omissions.
Enclose the remittance portion of your bill(s) and write the property roll number(s) on your cheque.

Pay in person at County Centre:

9613-100 Street
Morinville, Alberta
T8R 1L9

Payment methods accepted:

✔️Cash
✔️ Cheque or money order

• Make cheque or money order payable to Sturgeon County
• Sign and accurately complete your cheque, as Sturgeon County is not responsible for errors and/or omissions.
• Post‑dated cheques must be dated by the due date or earlier to avoid penalty.

✔️ Debit card

​Mail your cheque or money order to:

9613-100 Street
Morinville, Alberta
T8R 1L9

• Do not send cash in the mail
• Make cheque or money order payable to Sturgeon County
• Sign and accurately complete your cheque, as Sturgeon County is not responsible for errors and/or omissions
• Enclose the remittance portion of your bill(s) and write the property roll number(s) on your cheque.
• The effective date of mailed payments received after the due date will be the date of the Canada Post postmark. The Canada Post postmark must be dated on or before the due date to avoid late payment penalties. If the Canada Post postmark is absent or illegible, the effective date of payment will be the date received.
• The imprint of a postage meter is not accepted as proof of the mail date.