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Apopka Utility Bill Newsletter Arrives With October Statements
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Apopka Utility Newsletter Included with October Bills

The City of Apopka released its October utility bill newsletter, available with mailed and electronic statements. Past editions and sign-ups for the weekly Apopka Proud Newsletter are also accessible online.

10/08/2026 · Apopka edition

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Apopka residents will find the City of Apopka Utility Bill Newsletter enclosed with their October water bills. Customers who receive bills electronically will get the newsletter as a PDF attachment to their email.

The monthly newsletter informs utility customers about department updates, conservation efforts and other relevant information. The October 2026 edition is now available.

The city publishes these newsletters monthly. Past editions, including the September 2026 (Edition 9) and August 2026 (Edition 8) newsletters, are also accessible. The January 2026 edition included a special insert on water conservation and water quality.

Residents can view previous newsletters and sign up for the Apopka Proud Weekly Newsletter, which provides weekly city news and events updates, by visiting the city's official communication channels. The Apopka Proud Newsletter is distributed via email.

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