Utility Services Department

Brevard County Utility Services Department operates six wastewater treatment plants and three drinking water plants. Providing quality drinking water, reclaimed irrigation water, and wastewater services throughout Brevard County. The system operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and must meet numerous State and Federal regulations, which require a dedicated team from a variety of disciplines working together to oversee the Utility infrastructure and assets. As an enterprise operation, the Utility Services Department is funded entirely from customer user fees and does not receive any tax dollars

Brevard County Utility Services Department is committed to providing high quality services and customer feedback is critical to our success in meeting this goal.

Customer Service

Find service, open a new account, payment methods and payment extensions.

Sewer Credits

Requests, water service leak credits and pool fill credits.

Water Service Forms

Download forms. Select the document(s) from this page for the services you are requesting.

Ritch Grissom Memorial Wetlands

Ritch Grissom Memorial Wetlands is a popular destination for birders, photographers and eco-tourists. As an integral part to our Wastewater Treatment process, it has become a flourishing wildlife viewing destination that is open to the public. See the Wetlands page for more information.

2022 Water Quality Reports

Check out the latest water quality reports for Mims (pdf 573 KB), Barefoot Bay (pdf 663 KB), and San Sebastian Woods (pdf 748 KB) water customers. This annual report covers the previous years water quality and compliance incidents that occurred.

Utility Services workers using heavy machinery in sewage treatment.

Brevard County Districts Rates

Bills issued on or after February 2, 2023 will reflect an increase. Check the changes to County Rates and Barefoot Bay Rates. For other water service providers please check their website for rates.