All electric outages should be reported to the City during business hours. After business hours call (435) 253-5100.
Payment Options
It’s free to sign up for online payments and to use the service.
Contact Information Email Dena for questions or concerns or call (435) 743-5233.
Business Hours Online Payment
The Easiest Way to Pay Your Bill
Our new online payment option saves you time and gives you more flexibility. If you have an internet connection and an email address, you can pay your bill online—fast, easy, and no checks or stamps needed.
How It Works
We partnered with Xpress Bill Pay for secure online payment systems. When you sign up, you’ll get a secure password to access xpressbillpay.com. Each month you’ll receive a reminder email when your bill is online.
- Log in through your web browser and view your bill
- Select payment type: credit card, debit card, or electronic funds transfer
- Enter requested information and complete payment
Mobile & Alternative Payment Options
- iOS Mobile App
- Android App from Google Play
- Windows App from Microsoft Store
- Interactive Voice Response in Spanish
Sign up for paperless billing. Contact the city office.
Utility Resources
HEAT Assistance Program
Do you need help paying your home energy bill? The HEAT assistance program opens each year on November 1 and ends April 30.
If you are in danger of shut-off, contact your local HEAT office for crisis assistance.
Program Details
The Home Energy Assistance Target (HEAT) Program helps low-income households with home energy costs.
- Eligibility: Visit housing.utah.gov/seal/heat.html
- Local HEAT office: (435) 743-4060
- State HEAT program: (866) 205-4357
Equal Pay Plan
Every October citizens are eligible for an Equal Pay Plan under these conditions:
- Must be a utility customer for one year to establish a payment history
- Account must be current with a good payment history and without any 48-hour shut off notices
- Monthly payment amount determined each October
- Credit balances remain on account for future payments and will not be returned
- Two delinquencies during the equal pay year (October to October) results in program termination
- Customer may re-enroll after one year if there have been no delinquencies
To enroll, contact Dena for assistance.
Electricity
Fillmore City established its own electric utility in 1918 and presently has 1,250 customers. The city owns a portion of:
- Hunter Power Plant in Emery County
- San Juan Power Plant in Arizona
- IPP in Delta
- Contract with CRSP provides power from Glen Canyon Dam
The city is a long-standing member of Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS). The electric system is maintained through a contract with Dixie Power.
Water
Fillmore City water sources:
- Water Cress Spring (located in the mountains east of the city)
- Underground water rights pumped from two wells (April-October)
- Purchased water rights in Flowell for future growth
Storage capacity: Five storage tanks with 1,875,000 gallons combined capacity. The system is maintained by the city.
Secondary Irrigation System
The secondary watering system for irrigation is supplied by Fillmore Water Users Association and is not administered through the city.
- Watermaster Kent Crapo: (435) 864-8789
- Secretary Susan Kesler: (435) 743-6505
- Available: April to October yearly
Sewer
Fillmore has a waste water sewer facility that meets all government regulations and is adequate for the city’s needs. The system is maintained by the city.
Garbage
Automated Garbage Collection Information
Fillmore contracts with Millard County for landfill facilities.
Landfill Locations:
- East of Fillmore on 500 North: Construction debris, inert yard waste, tires, scrap metal, and flesh pit
- Transfer Station west of town on 400 North: Household garbage dumpsters
Landfill Schedule
Open 3 days a week:
- Monday: 8:30 am–12:30 pm, 1:30 pm–5:30 pm (closed for lunch)
- Friday: 8:30 am–12:30 pm, 1:30 pm–5:30 pm (closed for lunch)
- Saturday: 8:30 am–12:30 pm, 1:30 pm–5:30 pm (closed for lunch)
- Closed: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday, and all scheduled holidays