What charges can I expect if my account is disconnected for non-payment?
Accounts that have been disconnected for non-payment are subject to the following charges:
Reconnection fee.
- If the payment for reconnect is received during working hours (8:00am - 5:00pm M-F, excluding holidays), then the reconnection fee is $30. If the payment is received outside of those hours, the fee is $50.
Additional Deposit.
- The account will be reviewed to determine if an additional deposit is needed. The deposit amount will range from $250 up to two times your highest electric bill. To avoid the deposit charge, you can convert your account to a prepaid account.

These fees are not applicable on prepaid accounts.
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