Click Here to access payment site.
SPUD offers residents an easy and convenient method to view and pay utility bills online.
- View bills and usage graphs
- Pay with credit/debit or e-check
- Schedule one-time or automatic payments
- Sign up for Auto Pay
- Enroll in paperless billing
- Receive email reminders
- Sign up to receive text alerts with pay by text
This is a fee based service. A service fee of $3.95 will be applied to credit card transactions and the max transaction amount is $300. Thee is no service fee for ACH transactions.
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Registering for an account is free and easy. GO TO http://www.snopass.org
Click on the pay my bill button
enter your account number, search for invoice, claim your invoice.
complete your registration
choose alerts and payment options
choose paperless billing etc
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Starting 5/17/19 ACH transaction fess are $0
Please register for an account to see your invoices and historical water usage.
You can set up auto pay options and receive alerts and reminders.
When logging in to register an account you will need a copy of your paper bill.
Enter account number and name as it appears on the bill. Last name, First name
SNOQUALMIE PASS UTILITY DISTRICT’S new electronic billing and payment service is here, which means a simple online system and more convenient options to ‘View and pay your bill. This includes the ability to make automatic payments, pay by text and pay by phone 24/7.
Manage your account online – it’s easy, safe and secure!
View and pay your bills anytime (registration is required)
Go paperless to receive bills via email
Schedule your payment for a specific future date
Save time with AutoPay – available for both e-check and credit card
Receive email reminders about your bill Pay by Text – sign up to get text notifications about your bill and have the option to pay through text message
To Pay Online, go to: wwwsnopass.org and click “Pay My Bill”
How to Get Started
Go to http://www.snopass.orq and click on the Pay Online button to access the payment portal.
Click on Register Now to create an account or click on Pay Now to make a one time payment.
Enter your information and select the invoice you’d like to pay. Add it to your cart or click the option to register.
Follow the steps to complete your payment. You may also choose to go paperless and sign up for pay by text during this time.
May 3, 2019 the new Invoice Cloud Payment Portal is live. Click the “Pay My Bill” and follow the instructions.
The current payment portal being shut down on April 30, 2019. The new payment portal will be up soon.
Paper bills will be mailed to ALL customers on May 1 with directions on how to create a new account and choose your payment options etc.
As of March 29th we are still working on the data migration. This new payment option should begin the first part of April. More info to follow.
The current payment portal using VANCO will be shut down April 1, 2019.
Customer will then be directed to Invoice Cloud to set up a new account and payment method.
The new electronic pay system is called Invoice Cloud.
It is customer friendly and will let you choose several payment methods including credit card (one time or recurring), bank EFT (one time or recurring), pay by text, and pay by voice.
Landlords will need to create an account for their property and share this info with their tenants.
The District does not issue tenants account numbers.
Ultimately the landlord is responsible to ensure payment is made.
The District is not responsible for sending a utility bill to tenants.