Water bills are issued on a bimonthly basis (every two months) for the prior two month's usage starting in January. The water bills are due on the 5th day of the due month, and water shut off day is the third Monday of the due month. Bills not paid by 8AM on shut off day will be assessed an additional $50, and water serviced will be terminated. In the event that water services are terminated at a property with no water deposit on file, a $200 water deposit will be due prior to water services being reinstated. 


In the event that we could not accurately read your water meter, we will estimate your water bill. In these instances, your bill will have an EST where there would normally be a number under consumption. If your bill is estimated, please contact the Village Hall immediately to set up an appointment to have the problem assessed & repaired.


If there is a problem with your water bill, please do not wait until the bill is due to question it, call the Village Hall immediately. 

$3.91 per 1,000 gallons plus $2.00 Service Charge 

$6.52 per 1,000 gallons 

($45.64 flat rate 0 - 7,000 gallons)

Jaimie Radlein

Water Billing Clerk 

jradlein@rlpil.com 

847-546-2790  option 2

Lake County Sewer 

Water Department

Water for the Village of Round Lake Park comes from Lake Michigan, and is delivered by the Central Lake County Joint Action Water Agency (JAWA). This water treatment plant services the needs of 12 communities in Lake County, and ensures a safe and reliable source of drinking water for its residents. Use this web page to do things like pay your water bill, or consult if for information regarding water billing rates, and water conservation. 

Staff Contact 




Bi-Monthly Water & Sewer  Rates

Resource Links 

$3.00 flat rate 

$15.00 flat rate 

Click the Link Below to Pay Your Water Bill Online!

Water Conservation In The Home

Village Sewer 

Lake County Service Charge

Mayor Linda Lucassen

Residential  Water 

It is important to understand that without practicing water conservation, a family of four can easily use as much as 500 gallons of water per day. That is 15,000 gallons of water per month! Remember that water conservation will reduce your water & sewer bill!


Every time you:

  • ​Take a bath, you use approximately 40 gallons of water
  • Flush the toilet, you use approximately 5-7 gallons of water
  • Wash a load of dishes in the dish washer, you use approximately 16 gallons of water
  • Wash a load of clothes, you use approximately 45-60 gallons of water
  • Water the lawn, you use approximately 10-15 gallons of water per minute (600-900 gallons per hour)


Some tips to consider:

  • ​Keep a jug of water in the refrigerator rather than running water until it's cold
  • ​Time your showers; install a low-flow shower head, or a flow controller in your present shower head 
  • Don't leave water running while shaving, brushing teeth, washing dishes by hand, or scrubbing vegetables
  • Make sure your loads of laundry and dishes are full, and run shorter cycles
  • Fill the bath tub only about half way 
  • Don't flush the toilet except to dispose of body waste 
  • Be sure all faucets are turn off completely 



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