Westernport Water | Drinking water, recycled water and wastewater

Permanent Water Saving Rules

Expressions of Interest NOW open

We’re looking for a diverse range of customers to be part of our 2026 Customer Assessment Panel to review our performance in 2025-26. You will be paid $250 to participate (paid as a bill credit). More info Customer Assessment Panel.

Applications close: 19 June, 2026

Make every drop count

The Make Every Drop Count campaign encourages Victorians to take practical steps to save water. Small daily habits, like shorter showers and running full laundry loads, can save millions of litres each year.

What to do when moving

Westernport Water knows moving house can be a busy, exciting time. To help you through the process we have outlined what you need to do in order to transfer your water account when moving. Read more…

Customer portal

Customer Portal

Access & Usage Charges

Electronic Billing

Pay My Bill

Pay my bill

Everything you need to know about payment options, Direct Debit, Centrepay, Billpay, BPAY, payments by phone and in person.

Need help?

Financial support

Apply for a concession

Flexible payment options

Set up a direct debit

Alerts

Alerts

Alerts and Current Works

Report an Emergency

Information on planned works

Vacancies

Vacancies

Your new and exciting career in water is just around the corner! See what vacancies are on offer today.

Water Storage Levels

This week

51.5%
2298 million litres

Less than last week
1.2%

Last week

Last Year

Report a Fault

If you have a fault with any Westernport Water water, wastewater, gas or other services, contact us on:

Business: 1300 720 711
Emergency: 1800 249 090

For non urgent matters:
 Email Us

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as First Nations People and that the land, sea and water are of spiritual, cultural and economic importance. We recognise that we provide services on the traditional lands of the Bunurong Peoples of the Kulin Nation. The Bunurong Peoples have managed the resources on Millowl for thousands of years. We acknowledge them and their continued connection to this place, as we go about managing the water resources today.