Silverton water and sewer rates
Who supplies water to Silverton houses, what it costs, and how the sewer charge works.
City of Silverton
City of Silverton (Resolution 26-19, effective July 1, 2026): a $24.99 monthly base charge for a single-family home with a meter of 1 inch or smaller, a $6.48 dwelling unit fixed fee, and $4.23 per 100 cubic feet of water consumed.
| Use a month | Price per unit (CCF, 748 gallons) |
|---|---|
| Fixed charge | $31.47 a month |
| 0 to more | $4.23 |
- Source
- Mostly Abiqua Creek, about 7 miles upstream; the Silver Creek intake can also supply the treatment plant
- 2025 results
- No drinking water quality violations in 2025, and the water met all EPA and State of Oregon drinking water health standards
- Cyanotoxins
- Cyanotoxin samples collected at the Silver Creek intake were below detectable limits
Sewer
City of Silverton, monthly: a $34.17 base charge per dwelling unit plus $9.43 per 100 cubic feet; a residential use charge is based on average monthly water use in November through April.
Ways to pay less
- Low-income households: city utility assistance through Silverton Area Community Aid. The city funds Silverton Area Community Aid (SACA) to help City of Silverton utility customers. Applicants must meet the USDA-TEFAP income guidelines, live within Silverton city limits and have been a customer of the city's water or sewer utilities for at least six months. Help is up to $200 per calendar year. How: Contact SACA at 421 N Water Street or 503-873-3446.
Pay or manage it
Checked October 22, 2026. Every number here comes from the public sources listed, matched by our checker.
Rates change every year; this page shows when it was last checked. Nothing here is legal, tax or insurance advice.