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Estimate your monthly Arizona Water Company bill from how much you use — the base charge, the tiered rates and the surcharges, at today's published rates.
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Water in Bisbee comes from the Arizona Water Company, a private company regulated by the state — not the City — so this estimates your Arizona Water Company water bill from how much you use in a month. Sewer and trash come separately from the City of Bisbee. It's an estimate to help you plan, not your exact statement.
≈ 4,000 gallons
Arizona Water Company bills per 1,000 gallons. Your monthly usage is printed on your statement, usually as the number of 1,000-gallon units used this period. A typical single household uses about 3,000–6,000 gallons a month.
1 1,000 gal = 1,000 gallons. These are the rates for a standard 5/8-inch by 3/4-inch residential meter — the size on most Bisbee homes. Larger meters pay more.
At 2026 rates
$43.84
a month
Water includes the monthly base charge, your metered usage, any per-meter fees and sales tax.
An estimate, not your bill
Arizona Water Company uses an inclining-block rate: the first 2,000 gallons each month are the cheapest, and each higher tier costs more per 1,000 gallons. The idea is that essential household use stays affordable while heavy use — a leak, or summer irrigation — costs more. Your bill is the base charge plus each tier of water you reach.
Arizona Water Company bills your water. Sewer and trash are billed separately by the City of Bisbee Public Works, so they are not in this estimate.
Source: Arizona Water Company — Bisbee, checked July 8, 2026 (last month).
State, county and city sales tax on utilities is added to the final bill. That rate is set by the taxing authorities, not the water company, so this estimate is shown before tax.
$43.84
4 1,000 gal a month
2026
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