Mifflin County Municipal Authority

Existing Water Service - Owner Transfer Application

Please complete the form below with the names of all parties on the property deed. After completion, send the application to mcma@mifflincountyh2o.com with a copy of all driver's licenses and a closing document.

New Owner Application

Protect Your Water Service Line - MCMA Lateral Maintenance Program

The pipe that carries water from the curb to your house is owned by you. Unfortunately, if something should happen to that line (a leak or break, etc.), it would be your responsibility to repair it.

Under the Lateral Maintenance Program, if anything happens to your service line, MCMA will make the repair at no additional cost to you.

Annual Fees: $12 Residential, $18 Meter Pit, and $36 Commercial

Please click here for the details and complete program description. Call or complete the Application and drop off, mail or email. MCMA Staff will contact you to schedule an inspection.

Later Maintenance Program Application

Customer Portal Credit Card Payment

Set up your customer portal access. There is NO fee if you use your bank account information. It's a safe, easy alternative during the current health crisis. You can pay your water bill online or with your cell phone 7 days a week 24/7! If you are a tenant, call the MCMA office staff for assistance.

Login and Password required

Same day ACH payment deadline 3:25 PM (no fee)

Same-day Credit Card Payment Deadline 12:00 AM ($2.45-$2.85 fee)

No payments are posted on Saturdays, Sundays, or Holidays

View

Current Bill
Account History
Wager Usage History

Print Bills

Add Multiple Accounts

Go Green Enroll in Paperless Billing

Account number format: 111234567-1

The Customer ID (CID) is on the bottom portion (pay stub) of your water bill.

Make a One-Time Payment

Pay Your Bill in 3 Easy Steps Without Registering!

You Will Need

Enter the water account number (Format 123456789-1) Enter accurately! This is the account the payment will be posted to.
Enter the customer Identification Number (CID).
An Email Address Same Day Credit Card Payment Deadline 12:00 AM ($2.45-$2.85 Fee)

No Payments are Posted on Saturdays, Sundays, or Holidays

MCMA Alternate Payment Channels

Night Deposit Slot - Front Door (Right)
Customer Portal

Credit Card by Phone Call: (888) 813-2990 ($2.45-$2.85 fee)

Your account number and CID are required for credit card payments by phone.

**DISCLAIMER** MCMA is not affiliated with and cannot guarantee the reliability of any 3rd party payment platforms such as, but not limited to, Doxo.

Effective 11/7/24 all Auto Pay transactions will be processed via the customer portal.

Automatic Meter Reading

What is Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) And How Does it Work?

AMR is a technologically advanced system that allows MCMA to read your meter without having to set foot on your property. Here's how: a MCMA vehicle with a radio transmitter drives past your house and sends out a special radio signal to a meter transceiver unit located on the meter inside your home. This unit then radios back your meter reading to the computer inside our vehicle. The data is stored on a computer diskette and is later transferred to our computer billing system. Periodically, our meter reader will be required to obtain a visual reading to verify equipment calibration and function

Where is My Water Meter?

Your meter is located at the point where the service line comes through the foundation. Usually, it's either in your home's basement or utility room. If you can't find it, please call our office for assistance.

How to Read Your Meter

The low flow indicator (red star) will move when small amounts of water pass through the meter. It will assist you in detecting leaks.

There are dial wheels with numbers, the first is stationary and always zero. Moving to the left is a space for tens of gallons, then hundreds, thousands, ten thousand, a hundred thousand, and then millions.

Check all toilets and faucets!

Leaky toilets and faucets are the biggest cause of wasted water, resulting in large water bills.

The most common source of leaks is the toilet. Check for leaks by placing a few drops of food coloring in the tank, if after 45 minutes the dye shows up in the bowl, the toilet leaks. Leaky toilets can usually be repaired inexpensively.

Toilets can account for almost 30% of all indoor water use, more than any other fixture or appliance.

Select this link to view a sample bill.

There is a brief explanation of each section on your new bill.

Please contact the office if you have additional questions, at

(717) 248-0165.