Utility Fees

2026 utility billing information: Utility fees and property taxes are billed separately. Your utility bill has been mailed, and the payment due date is Thursday, July 2, 2026.

Learn more about Property Taxes.

Township of Langley utility statements cover water and sanitary sewer services and garbage collection. Residential properties are charged an annual flat rate for the utility services they use.

Utility rates are set annually and reflect the fees needed to cover the cost of delivering and maintaining these services. Owners are responsible for ensuring payments are received by the Township of Langley by the due date to avoid a late payment penalty.

If you do not receive your statement by late winter, contact the Revenue and Tax Collections Department at tax@tol.ca or 604-533-6005. All due dates and late payment penalties still apply.

How to pay

You can pay your statement using any of the following options.

Online

Important: Add new payee is required to ensure payment is made to your Utility account.

Log in to your financial institution's online banking system.
Navigate to add a new payee, search for "Langley" and select "Langley Township - Utilities."

Note: Township payee name may vary by institution.

Use the utility account number on the front of your statement as the account number.
Make payment and allow 2 to 3 business days for payments to reach the Township.
Retain your payment confirmation receipt.

Credit card

Credit card payments are now accepted, with a 2.2% non-refundable processing fee.

Pay by credit card online at tol.ca/onlineservices
- Select “Utility Account Payment”
- Enter your account number and access code (found on your utility statement).

Canadian financial institutions

Pay at your bank and retain your receipt.
Ensure your receipt indicates payment was made to the Township of Langley. Payments made to incorrect municipalities will be subject to penalties.
Allow 2 to 3 business days for payments to reach the Township.

24 hour drop box

Located at both entrances of the Civic Facility at 20338 – 65 Avenue.
Drop off cheque (payable to Township of Langley) and bottom half of your statement in an envelope labelled 'Tax Department.'
Do not put cash in the drop boxes.
Drop boxes are cleared daily.

In person

Visit Customer Service on the 2nd floor of the Civic Facility at 20338 – 65 Avenue, Monday to Friday, from 8:30am to 4:30pm.
Cash, debit, cheque, and credit card (with a 2.2% non-refundable processing fee) payments are accepted.

Canada Post

Please do not put cheques in the mail, cheques delayed by the strike may be delivered late and will be subject to penalty.
Mail a cheque (payable to Township of Langley) to 20338 – 65 Avenue, Langley, BC, V2Y 3J1.

Do not mail cash.
Payments must be received at the Civic Facility by the due date.
Envelopes lost, stolen or delayed will be subject to the penalty if received after the due date.

Penalty

A late payment penalty of 10% will be applied to all unpaid balances after due date.

Utility eBilling

Once you receive your utility statement, you can sign up for eBilling through MyTownship to access your utility information online, anytime. You'll be able to:

choose to receive utility statements by email or mail
view your account history
check your account status to ensure it is up to date

How to sign up

Create or log in to your MyTownship account
On the MyTownship Dashboard, click the eBilling system on the Utility widget
Click Link Account
Click Link a Utility Account
Enter your account number and access code (located on the front of your utility statement)
Choose to receive your utility statement electronically
Click the My Accounts button
Click the box with your address to access your account

Understanding your flat rate utility statement

Your flat rate utility statement may include any or all of the following:

annual water fees
annual sanitary sewer fees
residential garbage
secondary suite water fees*
secondary suite sewer fees*

*Secondary suite fees are 30% of the annual fees

Understanding your metered utility statement

Your metered utility statement may include any or all of the following:

water meter infrastructure charge
metered water consumption fee
sewer meter infrastructure charge
metered sewer consumption fee (sewer usage is calculated at 80% of the volume of water consumed)

Metered utility bills for water and sewer services are mailed tri-annually (every three months). The infrastructure charge for both water and sewer is divided equally between the three bills. When a residential property transitions from flat rate utilities to metered utilities, the flat rate charges will be prorated from January 1 to the date the meter is installed.

Residential garbage charges (if applicable) will transition to the metered utility account and be divided by the number of billing periods.

View utility rates and learn more about flat rate and metered utility rates.

Change your address

It's important to keep your address current for property assessment and taxation purposes and flat utility accounts.

If the mailing address on your utility statement is incorrect, please complete and submit the Change of Address form (Area 15, Jurisdiction 311) directly to BC Assessment.

Note: It may take a couple of weeks for the Township to receive your updated information from BC Assessment.

Contact Us

Contact the Revenue and Tax Collections Department at tax@tol.ca or 604-533-6005.