- Community
-
- About Sherwood Sherwood Heritage Center Chamber of Commerce Marjorie Stewart Center Sherwood Center for the Arts Sherwood YMCA Family Resources
- Events and Activities City Calendar Library Events Community Events Event Permits Monument Posting Request Community Meeting Rooms Recreation Parks and Trails Directory Recreation Programs Sherwood Fieldhouse
- Community Field House Sherwood Demographics Sherwood School District Sherwood Youth Sports Utilities Volunteer Opportunities Highway 99 Pedestrian Crossing Public Safety Police Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue
-
- Business & Development
- Government
-
- City Council Boards and Committees Urban Renewal Agency Agendas and Minutes Municipal Code Public Records
- Building City Attorney City Manager Code Compliance Community Development Community Services Economic Development Emergency Management Engineering
- Finance Human Resources Library Municipal Court Parks & Recreation Planning Police Public Works Utility Billing
-
- Online Services
-
- Job Opportunities Utility Billing Alerts & Notifications Email Subscriptions Sherwood Flash Alert Police Flash Alert Events and Meetings Agendas and Minutes Calendar
- Contact the City Submit a Request or Concern City Offices Municipal Code Documents and Forms Documents and Reports Forms and Applications
- Social Media
-
Your Services
Your monthly Utility Bill is more than just water. Check out the current rates for each line item as approved by Council.
If you want to know if your address is serviced by the City of Sherwood check out the Service Area Map or call the Utility Billing Department at 503 925-2315
Your water comes from a combination of surface water and ground water sources including the Willamette River Water Treatment Plant, the Portland Bull Run Watershed and local wells.
Your wastewater is treated by Clean Water Services much like most of Washington County. The City of Sherwood provides the billing for this agency. Most of your questions about how your wastewater is treated can be found at their website cleanwaterservices.org.
Get the latest news releases from Clean Water Services and sign-up for a monthly e-newsletter.
The Street and Sidewalk Fees on your monthly Utility Bill contribute to the regular maintenance and refurbishment of the streets and sidewalks throughout the entire city. Here is a breakdown:
Street Maintenance Fee - these funds go directly into the budging of regular road repairs (i.e. patching, signage, stripe painting), exercises for longevity (i.e. crack and slurry sealing) and reconditioning (i.e. replacing a whole street).
