Lauderdale Lakes water accounts start with Broward County
Lauderdale Lakes routes water and wastewater customers to Broward County rather than a city utility counter. Confirm the service address, then use the county's current owner or renter requirements.
Water service in Lauderdale Lakes starts outside City Hall. The city sends water and sewer accounts to Broward County Water and Wastewater Services.
Before you fill out a form, check that the county serves the home. Its forms are only for homes in its service area. A recent bill from the seller, landlord, or current account holder is a good place to start. If no bill is handy, ask the county to check the street address. This prevents you from sending papers or money to the wrong office.
After the address is clear, gather the papers for the person who will hold the account. An owner needs photo ID and a current deed, closing statement, or other record of the sale. A renter needs photo ID and a signed lease or letter from the owner. The county also looks for unpaid balances tied to the home or the people applying. It then uses its current schedule for the deposit and application fee.
Read the live requirements before you send the file, since forms, fees, and payment steps can change. The water-and-sewer account is only one part of the move. Electric, internet, and garbage each have their own setup path.
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Official sources
- City of Lauderdale Lakes - Utility Billing
- Broward County Water and Wastewater Services - Application Forms
- Broward County Water and Wastewater Services - New Service Requirements
Last checked against these sources: July 21, 2026.
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