Payment Options

Pay Over the Internet

FPUA accepts Master Card and Visa credit card payments through our Online Services. You can pay your bill online or just check the status of your account. Online Services gives you access and it’s free! Registering for FPUA’s Online Services gives you fast, easy access to manage and pay your accounts.

Click to access Online Services

Pay Over the Phone

FPUA accepts Master Card and Visa credit card payments over the phone. This convenient option eliminates the necessity of coming to one of our locations to make payments.

Pay Via EZPay

You can have your utility bill payment automatically deducted from your checking or savings account each month. With FPUA’s EZPay, you save time, save stamps, and never forget to pay your monthly utility bill. Others sometimes refer to this service as a “Bank Draft” or “Automatic Funds Transfer” program.

When you sign up for EZPay, you will receive a monthly statement showing the amount of the bill with instructions NOT to pay. The amount of the bill will be deducted from your bank account approximately 20 days after the billing date. To sign up, just call FPUA Customer Service at (772) 466-1600 or fill out our online form, sign it, and bring it to our office or mail it in.

Download EZPay authorization

Pay in Person

For your convenience, we have several locations where you can pay your utility bill:

Administration Building
206 S. Sixth Street
Lobby hours 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday,
Drive-up window hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
A 24-hour drop-box is located on the west side of the building.

Ace Cash Express*
1865 N U.S. 1 - Inside Taylor Creek Commons

Cash Plus*
2059 S U.S. 1

Dixon's Check Cashing*
2410 Avenue D

Dixon's Check Cashing*
430 N U.S. 1 - Inside Cartoon Carwash/Down South Chicken & Seafood

Seacoast National Bank (St. Lucie County location)*
1901 S U.S. 1


* Cash Payments Only - Payments are accepted at the above locations up & until date listed on pink notice.

If paying on or after the date of disconnection, you must pay at the Administrative Office to reduce the risk of utility services being interrupted.