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Apopka to Issue Water Bill Credits for Meter Malfunction
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Apopka Water Bill Credits Issued for Meter Malfunction

The City of Apopka will issue credits to customer accounts affected by water meter billing issues, using a $365,000 fund approved in July 2026.

10/07/2026 · Apopka edition

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The City of Apopka will issue financial credits to customer accounts affected by a water meter billing issue. The city allocated $365,000 in July 2026 to cover these adjustments for residents who were back-billed or otherwise impacted by meter malfunctions.

Customers should look for an adjustment or credit on upcoming utility bills. The exact timing and amount of these credits will vary by account. Residents should not be concerned if credits appear at different times during the processing period.

The City of Apopka acknowledges the frustration this issue has caused and thanks customers for their patience. Officials stated they remain committed to resolving the matter and enhancing utility service reliability.

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