Water, sewer and garbage utility bills in Langley Township

Langley Township, British Columbia, Canada

Township utility bills cover the services used at a property. The utility bank payee and account number differ from property taxes, and late or misdirected payments can receive penalties.

Municipal service and collection trucks shown on the Township utility fees page.
Service trucks pictured on the Township of Langley utility fees page. Photo date is not stated. Photo: Township of Langley, Source website.

Key information

Township utility bills cover the services used at a property. The utility bank payee and account number differ from property taxes, and late or misdirected payments can receive penalties.

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At a glance

Key facts checked on October 14, 2026.
TaskKey detail
What does the annual utility bill cover?Flat-rate residential fees cover municipal water, sanitary sewer and garbage services used at the property.
Can I pay by credit card?Yes.
How do I set up eBilling?Sign into MyTownship, choose the Utility widget, eBilling and Link Utility Account.

Sources: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Your next steps

Water, sewer and garbage utility bills in Langley Township
  1. Read the annual utility bill

    Read the annual utility bill.

  2. Check the account and service details

    Check the account and service details.

  3. Choose an accepted payment method

    Choose an accepted payment method.

Sources: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Identify the bill and bank payee

What does the annual utility bill cover?

Flat-rate residential fees cover municipal water, sanitary sewer and garbage services used at the property. Statements arrive in late winter. Contact tax@tol.ca or 604-533-6005 if yours is missing.

Source: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

When is the 2026 bill due?

The annual payment deadline is July 2. Unpaid amounts receive a 10% penalty. A returned payment is treated as non-payment and also has a service charge. Check the current statement for any outstanding amount.

Source: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Which online bank payee should I use?

Choose the new payee Langley Township - Utilities and use the utility account number, not the property tax folio. Payee wording can vary between banks. Allow two to three business days for the bank transfer.

Source: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Sources: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Payment routes and delivery

Can I pay by credit card?

Yes. Choose Utility Account Payment in the Township online services and enter the account number and access code. Credit cards have a non-refundable 2.2% fee. The Civic Facility counter also accepts credit cards with that fee.

Source: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Where can I pay in person?

Customer Service is on the second floor at 20338 65 Avenue, weekdays 8:30am to 4:30pm. The page lists cash, debit, cheque and credit card payments. The 24-hour drop boxes at both entrances must not receive cash.

Source: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Should I mail a cheque?

The current official page warns against mailing cheques because of postal delays. Use an available alternative. Payment must be received by the deadline, not merely postmarked. Cheques must be payable to Township of Langley, not Langley City.

Source: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Sources: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Special accounts and overdue balances

How do I set up eBilling?

Sign into MyTownship, choose the Utility widget, eBilling and Link Utility Account. Use the account number and access code on the statement. Choose eBilling and check the address under My Accounts before relying on email delivery.

Source: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

What changes with a secondary suite or water meter?

The page lists secondary-suite water and sewer fees at 30% of annual fees. Metered water charges include infrastructure and consumption; metered sewer usage is based on 80% of water volume. Ask staff which charges apply to your property.

Source: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

How often are metered bills issued?

Confirm the dates on your statement with staff. The current utility page describes the schedule as both tri-annually and every three months, which are different frequencies. Do not plan payments around that conflicting wording.

Source: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

What happens to unpaid year-end amounts?

Amounts still unpaid on December 31, 2026 are transferred to property tax arrears and begin accruing daily interest. For a mailing-address change, use BC Assessment's Change Address process for Area 15, Jurisdiction 311 and allow processing time.

Source: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Sources: Utility Fees - Township of Langley

Township service location

Township of Langley Civic Facility

20338 65 Avenue, Township of Langley, British Columbia

Municipal service location at 20338 65 Avenue. Customer Service is on the second floor. Use the relevant service contact first to confirm that an in-person visit is needed.

Municipality
Township of Langley, separate from Langley City

Sources: Utility Fees - Township of Langley