Menlo Park Municipal Water

Important information about your water bill

We have been notified that, Fathom, our billing contractor, is going out of business and its billing will be discontinued. 

Things to know


  • You will continue to receive water. The change in billing services will not have any impact to the delivery of water to your home or business.
  • If you received a water bill for November, please pay the bill as usual. Fathom mailed its last bills November 15.
  • If you have not received a water bill, do not worry. We continue to track your water use via your existing water meter. Once a new billing system is in place, we will issue a bill that may cover a longer than normal reporting period. We will make any adjustments necessary to ensure charges are calculated correctly. We anticipate sending out bills to our customers in late January/February. 
We will keep you informed as to what to expect going forward regarding future water bills. For new move-ins, please fill out the new water service application. 

About Menlo Park Municipal Water


Menlo Park Municipal Water provides water to approximately 16,000 residents through 4,000 service connections within two service areas: the Upper Zone (providing water to the Sharon Heights area) and the Lower Zone (providing water to areas east of El Camino Real). All of the water provided is purchased from the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission and is piped from the Hetch Hetchy reservoir in Yosemite National Park to Menlo Park through the San Francisco Regional Water System. On average, 85 percent of the regional water system's water comes from the Tuolumne River watershed and 15 percent comes from local watersheds in the East Bay and Peninsula

Find your water provider

 
There are four water providers within the City of Menlo Park. To determine your water provider, click on the interactive map below and enter your address. 
Water Map Web Application

Fire flow information


Fire flow request form

New water connections


To install a new water meter or to upgrade an existing water meter to a larger size, follow the guidelines below.  Properties not served by Menlo Park Municipal Water should contact their respective water provider directly.

Water connection guidelines
New meter/meter upgrade application
Standard details


Construction water meter


Construction water meter application

Water quality consumer confidence report


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Cross-connection control program


San Mateo County Environmental Health Services manages the Menlo Park Municipal Water’s cross-connection control program, including notifications, record keeping, tester certification, and site surveys for cross-connection compliance. Backflow Prevention Testers must be certified by San Mateo County and be on the approved list of Certified Backflow Prevention Testers.  For information about the cross connection program, please contact San Mateo County Environmental Health Services at 650-372-6200.