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CincyNews: Water bill help, leaf pickup + more

Nov 02, 2026

 

Help with your water bill, yard waste reminders, a Rock the Block recap, and a sparkling Fountain Square.
City of Cincinnati
CincyNews ◆ Nov 2026
CincyNews is a quick update with information for residents citywide. Look for it on the first Tuesday of every month.
Greater Cincinnati Water Works
Resident paying bills
 
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Having Trouble Paying Your Water Bill? Help Is Available
 
If you’re struggling to keep up with your water bill, Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) has programs that can help.
PromisePay: Up to $2,000 of credit with flexible, interest-free payment plans.
Leak Adjustment Program: Up to $1,000 off charges caused by a repaired leak in the outdoor service line between your meter and your home.
Discount 4U: A 25% discount on monthly water charges for qualifying low-income seniors and disabled veterans who own and live in their homes.
The gist: Payment plans, leak relief, and discounts are available. Questions? Call the GCWW Care Team at (513) 591-7700.
See all assistance programs →
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Public Services
Yard waste set out for collection
 
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Curbside Yard Waste Pickup Makes Fall Cleanup Easy
 
Curbside yard waste is collected every other week, on the same day as your recycling, through January 15. Use paper yard waste bags or labeled cans weighing 25 pounds or less, or bundle branches with twine. Plastic bags and carts won’t be collected.
Keeping yard waste out of the trash supports the Zero Waste focus area of the Green Cincinnati Plan.
The gist: Bag it in paper, set it out on recycling day, and help Cincinnati move toward zero waste.
See the full yard waste guidelines →
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Team Cincinnati
Snowplow painted by Clark Montessori students
 
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City Departments Rock the Block at Clark Montessori
 
On Friday, October 30, City departments showed up "City Style" at Clark Montessori School for Rock the Block, connecting with students to showcase their work and share career opportunities with the City of Cincinnati.
The day included a panel for juniors and seniors and the traditional Rock the Block for 7th and 8th graders, where departments set up tables with interactive activities and demonstrations to give students a hands-on look at the work it takes to keep Cincinnati running. Clark students also left their mark by painting a City snowplow, so keep an eye out for it on the streets this winter.
The gist: Rock the Block gave local students a first look at what it means to be part of Team Cincinnati.
Explore careers with the City →
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Tyler Davidson Fountain on Fountain Square
Fountain Square Gets a Sparkle
The Tyler Davidson Fountain on Fountain Square got a deep clean from our Public Services team. ✨ Thank you, team DPS, for your hard work!
See it on Instagram →
 
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