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Winter Springs Adjusts Commercial Water, Sewer Rates Oct. 1
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Winter Springs Commercial Water, Sewer Rates Change Oct. 1

Winter Springs businesses will face adjusted commercial water and sewer rates starting Oct. 1, 2026. The City Council approved new structures to fund infrastructure maintenance and upgrades.

10/05/2026 · Winter Springs edition

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Winter Springs businesses will see changes to their commercial water and sewer rates beginning Oct. 1, 2026. The City Council approved new rate structures impacting commercial accounts across the municipality.

The adjustments aim to cover operational costs, maintenance, and upgrades for the city's water and sewer infrastructure, ensuring reliable service.

Commercial water rates will adjust based on consumption, and sewer rates will also be revised. Businesses can obtain specific details on the new rate tiers and percentage changes from the city's Finance Department.

These changes follow similar adjustments made on Oct. 1, 2025, and Oct. 1, 2024. The city implemented a phased approach to rate adjustments to mitigate impacts on businesses while ensuring utility service stability.

Commercial account holders can contact the Winter Springs Finance Department for information on how the new rates affect their accounts and are encouraged to review the updated rate schedules.

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