Can I set up a payment plan?

Bills, Payments, Rates & Fees

Yes, the utility may negotiate payment plans for past-due accounts at their discretion. Contact them as soon as possible if you're having difficulty paying.


The utility has the discretion to negotiate payment plans for payment of past-due accounts. This option can help you avoid service disconnection when facing financial difficulties.

How payment plans work:

  • Available at the utility’s discretion (not automatic)
  • Must be negotiated with utility staff
  • Terms vary based on individual circumstances
  • Must sign payment plan agreement
  • Failure to follow payment plan can result in disconnection

When you can’t get disconnected: The utility will NOT discontinue service if:

  • You’re unable to pay the full delinquent amount due, AND
  • You’re in compliance with a signed payment plan, OR
  • You’re in the process of timely negotiating a deferred payment agreement

Special circumstances: Extended payment time (an additional 30 days) may be available if:

  • Your residence is occupied by someone who is seriously ill, elderly, handicapped, or dependent on life-support systems
  • You provide notification to the utility
  • Even after a disconnection notice has been issued, you can get a 15-day extension in these circumstances

For more information, see Can I get extended time to pay if someone in my home is seriously ill?

How to request a payment plan: Contact the utility office immediately:

  • Phone: (907) 222-4084
  • Explain your financial situation
  • Be prepared to discuss what you can afford to pay
  • Act early - before disconnection notices are issued

Tariff Reference: Section W-008-B, Section W-025-D-2, Section W-025-E


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