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Complete and submit this form if you are inquiring about the status of your Upper Lateral application, requesting proof of a past... More… Complete and submit this form if you are inquiring about the status of your Upper Lateral application, requesting proof of a past replacement, or would like to know if your property has ever participated in the Upper Lateral Reimbursement program.Less…
Why was a lien placed against my property? A public entity utility lien is placed against properties that have outstanding delinquent... More… Why was a lien placed against my property? A public entity utility lien is placed against properties that have outstanding delinquent user fees for services that were provided from Vallejo Flood and Wastewater District prior to July 1, 2017. What is a Release of Utility Lien document? A lien release is a type of legal document stating that the debtor has sufficiently paid off their debts and is no longer subject to a property lien. Release of lien forms are legal documents that are notarized. How do I get a Release of Utility Lien document? To obtain a lien release you must have sufficiently paid off the debt(s). The District will provide to you a lien release document upon request and verification that debt(s) have been received for lien placed against property. You must request lien releases to receive them. The District does not automatically send them. The District will release all liens fully collected on property taxes at no additional charge to the customer. Less…
Vallejo Flood & Wastewater District offers a Reduced Rate Program for qualifying residential customers who own and are living in their... More… Vallejo Flood & Wastewater District offers a Reduced Rate Program for qualifying residential customers who own and are living in their home. The reduced rate is a discount off the standard residential wastewater rate and is subject to change on a Fiscal Year basis. Current participation in PG&E’s CARE Program is required. You may apply for the PG&E Care Program at www.PGE.com/care. When you fill out your VFWD Reduced Rate Program application, you must attach a copy of your most recent PG&E billing that shows you are participating in their program. The CARE Program address must be the same as the VFWD Reduced Rate Program address, and the address must be for your primary residence. The reduced rate is not transferable to a new address or another person. If you move, you may reapply for the program at your new address. Less…
Use this form to make a claim for injury or property damage. This form is provided pursuant to state law (Government Code Section 910... More… Use this form to make a claim for injury or property damage. This form is provided pursuant to state law (Government Code Section 910 et. seq.) and shall be used by any person presenting a claim to Vallejo Flood & Wastewater District under Government Code Section 810 et seq. Less…
