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Thousand Oaks water service uses a start-or-stop request
Thousand Oaks water and wastewater service can be started or stopped online or through Finance Public Services, with request dates limited to city business days.
In Thousand Oaks, water and wastewater changes go through a start-or-stop request. You can send the request online or call Finance Public Services during business hours.
The date matters. Start and stop dates are limited to city business days, and processing can take a little time. If you need service changed right away, call instead of relying on the online form.
Have the service address, start or stop date, account number if you have one, and a good contact ready. If you are moving, leave a little space between getting keys and needing the water account changed.
For urgent water or wastewater trouble after hours, use the Public Works standby number on the billing page.
Where to see it
Thousand Oaks Water and Wastewater Billing page.
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Reviewed July 3, 2026
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