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Login to my Account MAWC is pleased to offer you 24 7 access to all your account information Pay your current bill, enroll in e-billing, setup auto-pay, and much more To enroll, simply click the Create Account link for secure account access
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Setting up your account for automatic bill payments makes life easier Interactive map with information on active projects and leaks Make sure you are notified should an emergency occur Our vision is to engage communities of both place and interest to preserve, protect, and improve water quality
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Your IAC number is an 8-digit internet access code found on your bill (see pictures) Please include the leading zeroes, if any © 2025 Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County All rights reserved Office hours at the Authority are from 8:15 A M to 4:30 P M , Monday through Friday, via our drive-thru (24 hours 7 days)
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