New Bern City Hall provides electric, water, and sewer services to over 25,000 customers and accepts utility applications online, in person, or by mail.
starting residential electric, water, sewer, or sanitation service
starting commercial electric, water, sewer, sanitation, or stormwater permitting service
paying New Bern utility bills through multiple payment channels
New Bern City Hall provides electric, water, and sewer services to over 25,000 customers and accepts utility applications online, in person, or by mail.
starting residential electric, water, sewer, or sanitation service
starting commercial electric, water, sewer, sanitation, or stormwater permitting service
paying New Bern utility bills through multiple payment channels
New Bern City Hall provides electric, water, and sewer services to over 25,000 customers and accepts utility applications online, in person, or by mail.
starting residential electric, water, sewer, or sanitation service
starting commercial electric, water, sewer, sanitation, or stormwater permitting service
paying New Bern utility bills through multiple payment channels
How can I check my Social Security benefit eligibility or application status?
The Social Security Administration offers online eligibility checks, benefit estimates, and application or appeal status checks through a secure my Social Security account.
How do I start New Bern water, sewer, electric, or sanitation service?
New Bern utility applications are accepted online, in the office, or by mail. Customer & Payment Services handles residential and commercial utility services.
How do I report a New Bern utility emergency after hours?
After-hours electric, water, or sewer emergencies can be reported to Utility Control at (252) 636-4070.
Where can I check Croatan National Forest closures and trail conditions?
The Forest Service provides closures, trail conditions, amenities, and maps through its National Forests and Grasslands App and recreation information resources.
Can I find accessible camping and hiking information for national forests?
Yes. The Forest Service provides accessible campsite and trail information; more than 4,500 miles of trails comply with Trails Accessibility Standards.