Century Utility Bills Are Running Late; Here’s What To Know.

January 24, 2026

Town of Century utility January bills were delayed this month, but customers will still have time to pay without penalties or service disconnects.

Town officials said the delays were due to a meter changeout project by a contractor, in addition to the holidays. The bills were mailed from a service provider in Pensacola on Tuesday and are now arriving in customer mailboxes.

While the current January bills have a due date of January 25, residents will have until February 25 to pay the bills before facing disconnects and penalties. Officials noted that December bills not paid by Monday, January 26 will be subject to disconnect.

Residents who have not received their January bill may call the town at (850) 256-3208 to find their amount due or request that a copy of their bill be emailed. Alternatively, they can stop by the office to pick up a copy of their bill or make a payment.

Pictured: A sample Town of Century utility bill. Image for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Comments

3 Responses to “Century Utility Bills Are Running Late; Here’s What To Know.”

  1. Van on January 28th, 2026 12:08 am

    When are the bill are going to be mailed out the way they were before all the confusion at the town hall. We should be getting our bill before the 10th of the month. There is a fee for paying after the 15th and a fee for payments after the 25th. I don’t get my bill until after the 18 for the past 8 months. When is this going to get corrected. When I went to the Town Hall Meeting I was told ” WE WILL BE BACK ON TRACK SOON” that “IT WAS CHANGING OF POSITIONS & TRAINING THAT WAS GOING ON & HOPE TO BE BACK TO NORMAL SOON”. WHEN IS SOON?

  2. Citizen on January 25th, 2026 10:02 am

    Rob
    Running water is a great modern convenience.

  3. Rob on January 24th, 2026 8:19 pm

    I do not understand how and why citizens of Century continue to put up with this nonsense.





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