Water, Sewer & Trash

Backflow Prevention

View backflow forms.

Drinking Water Quality Report

The purpose of the report is to provide the public information concerning the quality of drinking water during the previous calendar year.

Fire Hydrant Flushing

The City of Springboro schedules fire hydrant flushing throughout the year.

Irrigation Permit Application (PDF)

Complete the Irrigation Permit Application.

Leaf Program

Learn about the leaf collection program from the collection schedule to collection produces.

Online Utility Payment

A PIN is required to pay your utility bill online.

Recycling Program

Learn about recycling in the City of Springboro, its benefits, and the collection schedule.

Shredding Services

Trash Pick-Up Information

View trash collection guidelines and schedule information.

Starting New Water, Sewer & Trash Service

Find out what is required to start new water, sewer, and trash service in Springboro.

Water & Sewer Rates

Water and Sewer rates will be frozen at the current rates beginning January 1, 2019.

Utility Bill Direct Payment Program

We are now able to offer a direct payment program where, with pre-authorization, payments will automatically be received by the city on the 20th of each month.

Sewer Reduction Program

The Sewer Reduction Program discounts water consumption that is not discharged into the sanitary sewer system. Sewer charges are normally based on total water consumption. The sewer reduction program allows for a reduction of sewer charges to residents for additional water consumption caused by summer watering of lawns, landscaping, filling pools. This program now begins in mid-May and continues to mid-September. During this time period, a reduction in residents' sewer charges will be made based on the customer's average water consumption over a 3-month winter period and will be reflected on the October bill to the customer.

Water & Sewer Assistance Program

The City of Springboro Water and Sewer Assistance Program is based upon 200 % of the Health and Human Services (HHS) Poverty Level as published in March, 2013 and each March thereafter. The applicant must reapply to the City of Springboro Water and Sewer Assistance Program annually, prior to the anniversary date of initial acceptance into the program to be granted the assistance for any additional year.

Don't Clog the Pipes

The City of Springboro and Veolia North America, which operates and maintains the wastewater treatment plant, remind our residents to avoid flushing sanitation wipes even if the package states they are flushable!

Exploring Ground Water

Learn where groundwater comes from and how to keep our water system clean.