TO REPORT A UTILITIES OUTAGE PLEASE CALL 833-636-4860
The City of Hillsboro provides Municipal power, water, sewer, garbage and recycling service. To hook up or to change a address please contact city hall (701) 636-4620 or email info@hillsboro-nd.us
The current rates as of 1/1/2018 these rates are subject to change by a ordinance for the Hillsboro City Commission.
ELECTRIC
$100 Electrical Deposit Upon Hookup
$100 Fee for Re-connection if out side Regular business hours or a contractor is needed addition fees will be applied.
Residential Electric
$16.00 Monthly Service Charge
$.082 per KWH per month
NonResidential & Commercial
$42.00 Monthly service Charge
$.075 per KWH per month
Dual Fuel (Off-Peak) Rates
No Service Charge in addition to Amount Above
$.055 per KWH per month
Sewer
$7.50 Monthly Service Charge up to 900 c.f.
$.01 per c.f. of water after 900 c.f.
$13.00 Flat fee for places without water meters
Water
$50.00 Deposit
$50 Fee for Re-connection if out side Regular business hours or a contractor is needed addition fees will be applied.
$40.00 Customer charge per month, per users (includes no metered use)
$2.50 Usage charge per 100 c.f.
$60.00 flat charge for places without water meters
Garbage
$18.00 Residential Rate per Container additional Containers are at the same rate
$18.00 Minimum for Commercial and $18.00 for each addition yard
Recycling
$5.10 Residential Rate per Container additional Containers are at the same rate
Mosquito Control
$.50 per customer per month
LATE PAYMENT POLICY
All utility bills are due and payable in full on or before the 10th of each month. The City of Hillsboro does not intend to extend credit to its utility customers and the City of Hillsboro does not anticipate late payment of its utility bills. As a result, a late payment of 1 ¾ percent per month will be imposed on all accounts not paid when due (not paid by the 10th of each month).
If a utility bill is not paid in full by the 10th of the month, such bill is delinquent. Shut-off notices will be sent by the City Auditor by first class mail. Said shut-off notices shall advise the person in whose name the utility account is listed of his or her right to appear at the next regularly-scheduled Hillsboro City Commission meeting (the second regularly-scheduled Hillsboro City Commission meeting of the month of the shut-off notice) and discuss with said City Commission the delinquent account. All decisions regarding disconnecting the utility services shall be made at the second regularly-scheduled City Commission meeting, unless the City Commission, by majority vote, has agreed to the contrary. The decisions made by the City Commissioners regarding the discontinuance of utility services shall be recorded by the City Auditor as a part of the meeting minutes. A person receiving a shut-off notice need not appear at the City Commission meeting set in said shut-off notice as the time for that person to appear; however, after said meeting the City of Hillsboro may disconnect the utilities of a person with a delinquent utility account, regardless of whether such person appeared at the City Commission meeting listed in the shut-off notice. All people whose utilities are disconnected because the account was delinquent shall pay reconnection fees in accordance with the Hillsboro City Ordinances and shall pay the delinquent account plus penalty prior to having utility services reconnected. All owners of real estate that lease out their property to a tenant or tenants shall be personally liable for any unpaid utility account by a tenant or tenants upon vacation of such rented premises by the tenant. No exceptions to the regulation will be allowed.
The City of Hillsboro does not actively operate a landfill. With the authorization of the North Dakota Department of Health, certain inert waste items are allowed to be disposed of at the site formerly used by the City of Hillsboro as a landfill. Non-residents of the City of Hillsboro are not allowed to dispose of any items at the City’s former landfill site. Hillsboro residents may dispose of those inert items allowed by the North Dakota Department of Health, after obtaining permission from the City of Hillsboro, and paying the amount determined by the City of Hillsboro. Please contract City Hall at (701) 636-4620 to use the landfill.
The City of Hillsboro provides Municipal power, water, sewer, garbage and recycling service. To hook up or to change a address please contact city hall (701) 636-4620 or email info@hillsboro-nd.us
The current rates as of 1/1/2018 these rates are subject to change by a ordinance for the Hillsboro City Commission.
ELECTRIC
$100 Electrical Deposit Upon Hookup
$100 Fee for Re-connection if out side Regular business hours or a contractor is needed addition fees will be applied.
Residential Electric
$16.00 Monthly Service Charge
$.082 per KWH per month
NonResidential & Commercial
$42.00 Monthly service Charge
$.075 per KWH per month
Dual Fuel (Off-Peak) Rates
No Service Charge in addition to Amount Above
$.055 per KWH per month
Sewer
$7.50 Monthly Service Charge up to 900 c.f.
$.01 per c.f. of water after 900 c.f.
$13.00 Flat fee for places without water meters
Water
$50.00 Deposit
$50 Fee for Re-connection if out side Regular business hours or a contractor is needed addition fees will be applied.
$40.00 Customer charge per month, per users (includes no metered use)
$2.50 Usage charge per 100 c.f.
$60.00 flat charge for places without water meters
Garbage
$18.00 Residential Rate per Container additional Containers are at the same rate
$18.00 Minimum for Commercial and $18.00 for each addition yard
Recycling
$5.10 Residential Rate per Container additional Containers are at the same rate
Mosquito Control
$.50 per customer per month
LATE PAYMENT POLICY
All utility bills are due and payable in full on or before the 10th of each month. The City of Hillsboro does not intend to extend credit to its utility customers and the City of Hillsboro does not anticipate late payment of its utility bills. As a result, a late payment of 1 ¾ percent per month will be imposed on all accounts not paid when due (not paid by the 10th of each month).
If a utility bill is not paid in full by the 10th of the month, such bill is delinquent. Shut-off notices will be sent by the City Auditor by first class mail. Said shut-off notices shall advise the person in whose name the utility account is listed of his or her right to appear at the next regularly-scheduled Hillsboro City Commission meeting (the second regularly-scheduled Hillsboro City Commission meeting of the month of the shut-off notice) and discuss with said City Commission the delinquent account. All decisions regarding disconnecting the utility services shall be made at the second regularly-scheduled City Commission meeting, unless the City Commission, by majority vote, has agreed to the contrary. The decisions made by the City Commissioners regarding the discontinuance of utility services shall be recorded by the City Auditor as a part of the meeting minutes. A person receiving a shut-off notice need not appear at the City Commission meeting set in said shut-off notice as the time for that person to appear; however, after said meeting the City of Hillsboro may disconnect the utilities of a person with a delinquent utility account, regardless of whether such person appeared at the City Commission meeting listed in the shut-off notice. All people whose utilities are disconnected because the account was delinquent shall pay reconnection fees in accordance with the Hillsboro City Ordinances and shall pay the delinquent account plus penalty prior to having utility services reconnected. All owners of real estate that lease out their property to a tenant or tenants shall be personally liable for any unpaid utility account by a tenant or tenants upon vacation of such rented premises by the tenant. No exceptions to the regulation will be allowed.
The City of Hillsboro does not actively operate a landfill. With the authorization of the North Dakota Department of Health, certain inert waste items are allowed to be disposed of at the site formerly used by the City of Hillsboro as a landfill. Non-residents of the City of Hillsboro are not allowed to dispose of any items at the City’s former landfill site. Hillsboro residents may dispose of those inert items allowed by the North Dakota Department of Health, after obtaining permission from the City of Hillsboro, and paying the amount determined by the City of Hillsboro. Please contract City Hall at (701) 636-4620 to use the landfill.