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Dunedin utility service starts with the city

Dunedin runs its own utility billing rather than using Pinellas County's utility system. Confirm the service address, then use the city account for water, sewer, solid waste, stormwater, and any reclaimed water service.

Dunedin utility service starts with the city, not Pinellas County. The two systems are separate. Before you open or close an account, ask City Utility Billing to confirm the street address.

City customers get one bill for several services. It can cover water, sewer, trash and recycling, stormwater, and reclaimed water. This keeps the account easier to follow, but the online payment portal is not a new-service form. It works after the account exists. To start or stop service, read the current city instructions and contact Utility Billing.

One detail matters when a home will sit empty. Turning off the water does not always end every city charge. Dunedin says unit, capital recovery, stormwater, and dormant garbage charges can continue. Ask Utility Billing what will stay on the exact property before a sale, long vacancy, or service change.

Keep the account number with the move file, and read the live city page before acting. Rates, ways to pay, and service steps can change even though the city and county systems stay separate.

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Last checked against these sources: July 21, 2026.

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