Finance
FAQs
Q: 
What forms of payment does the City take?
A: 
The City accepts cash, check, or money order in payment for all City services. Credit & Debit cards (Visa & MasterCard only) are accepted in payment of utility bills. In addition, utility customers may sign up for the direct debit program and have the utility bill deducted automatically from their bank account on the due date. The City does not accept payment by Internet at this time.
 
Q:
How much does it cost to license my dog?
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Q:
Who do I call if I have questions about my water bill?
A:
Call the Finance Department Utility Clerk at (360) 342-5002.
   
Q:
Who do I call if I have a general question about the Finance Department?
A:
Call the Finance Department Customer Service Clerk at (360) 342-5000.
   
Q:
How do I get a copy of the City of Battle Ground’s Budget?
A:
You may view the budget for free online or you may review the budget at City Hall or the Battle Ground Library. They may also be purchased for $6.00 at City Hall.
 
Q:
How can I conserve water?
A:
You can be a participant in our conservation plan by implementing the following recommended immediate, short-term and long-term water saving tips:

Immediate Measures:
  • Do not over water your lawn. Water in short, repeated intervals for best absorption. Only water every three days in the summer and 10 to 14 days in the winter.
  • Water the lawn early in the morning or in the evening when evaporation is less likely to occur. Avoid watering in the heat of the day or when it is windy.
  • Make sure your sprinkler is watering your lawn and plants only, not the driveway, sidewalk or street.
  • Only run the dishwasher and clothes washer when they are fully loaded.
Short-term measures:
  • Repair dripping faucets and leaky toilets. Dripping faucets can waste about 2,000 gallons of water each year. Leaky toilets can waste as much as 200 gallons each day.
  • Place a two- to four-inch layer of mulch around plants and trees to avoid excess evaporation.
Long-term measures:
  • Install a trickle or drip irrigation system for a slow, steady supply of water to the plant roots.
  • Consider native plants in your landscaping. They require less care, and many do not require supplemental watering once they are established. Check with your local nursery for native plant species.
Please help conserve your valuable water resources by conserving water use.
 
Q:
Who can I call if I still have questions about utilities in Battle Ground?
A:
If you need more information about the Finance Department you may call (360) 342-5000.

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