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Redlands utility service has water and solid-waste contacts
Redlands utility customer service separates water and sewer questions from solid-waste questions, while RedConnect handles account and payment access.
Redlands utility questions are easier when you sort the topic first. One path is account access. One is water or sewer. One is trash service. Street cleaning and household hazardous waste service are part of the same utility customer-service area.
RedConnect is the account side. Customers can view bills, sign up for e-bills, set up auto debit, review water use, see payment history, and make online payments.
The practical split is clear. Water Customer Service handles bills, payments, water saving, leaks, pressure, quality, and sewer questions. Solid Waste Customer Service handles pickups, green waste, holiday schedules, dumping, missed pickups, recycling, street sweeping, and trash.
For a Redlands household, start by asking whether the issue is account access, water or sewer, or solid waste. That one choice saves time.
Where to see it
Redlands Utilities Customer Service and Utilities Customer Service Contact pages.
Official sources
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Reviewed July 4, 2026
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