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Setting up utilities in Anaheim

In Anaheim, electricity depends on your address, SoCalGas delivers gas, water depends on your address, sewer depends on your address, and Republic Services handles trash pickup.

Moving to Anaheim? Public Grid can set up Southern California Edison for you.

Your utilities in Anaheim

Who to call for each service in Anaheim, and how to start it.

ServiceProviderHow to start

Electric

Depends on your address

Two companies serve Anaheim. Check your zip.

Anaheim Public Utilities

A city-owned utility offering electric service in Anaheim.

Most of Anaheim

To start: Complete an application online through MY ACCOUNT with your driver’s license and Social Security numbers, current ID and proof of ownership or tenancy; a security deposit is required unless Anaheim waives it after an Equifax credit check.

Southern California Edison

Some parts of the city (check your address with SCE)

To start: Southern California Edison asks for your driver’s license or ID and your Social Security number when you start service. If SCE needs to check who you are, you can upload two documents instead, such as a photo ID, driver’s license or passport, your Social Security card or a W-2.

Or let Public Grid set it up →

Gas

SoCalGas

A natural gas utility serving Central and Southern California.

To start: Your move-in address must be in the service area. You can start up to 30 days ahead with your Social Security number, or by calling if you can’t give it.

Water

Depends on your address

Anaheim Public Utilities

A city-owned utility offering water service in Anaheim.

Most of Anaheim

To start: Complete an application online through MY ACCOUNT with your driver’s license and Social Security numbers, current ID and proof of ownership or tenancy.

Yorba Linda Water District

A district serving most of Yorba Linda and parts of Anaheim.

Parts of east Anaheim near Yorba Linda (check with YLWD)

To start: Call the Customer Service Department during normal business hours to establish water service.

Golden State Water

A water company serving over 81 communities in California.

A small area of east Anaheim (check with Golden State)

City of Buena Park

Buena Park manages water distribution and sewer lines.

Some addresses near Buena Park (check with Buena Park)

To start: Call to establish water service, then present two current forms of identification in person, with proof of legal possession of the home such as a rental agreement.

Sewer

Depends on your address

City of Anaheim Public Works

The City division that maintains sewer lines in Anaheim.

Most of Anaheim

Yorba Linda Water District

A district serving most of Yorba Linda and parts of Anaheim.

Some areas near Yorba Linda (check with YLWD)

To start: Call the Customer Service Department during normal business hours to establish water service.

City of Buena Park

Buena Park manages water distribution and sewer lines.

Some addresses near Buena Park (check with Buena Park)

To start: Call to establish water service, then present two current forms of identification in person, with proof of legal possession of the home such as a rental agreement.

Trash & recycling

Republic Services

Republic partners with Anaheim on waste, recycling and compost collection.

The City of Anaheim contracts with Republic Services for its solid waste services.

FAQ

Questions about moving to Anaheim

Anaheim requires all new customers to pay a security deposit before electricity can be connected. It may waive the deposit based on an Equifax credit check, or if it approves a credit reference letter from your previous utility company.

Have your date of birth, driver’s license number, Social Security number, service address and turn-on date ready. Roommates need to give the same information.

Sources: Anaheim Public Utilities, Southern California Edison, SoCalGas, Yorba Linda Water District, Golden State Water, City of Buena Park, City of Anaheim Public Works, Republic Services, EIA.

Public Grid isn’t affiliated with these companies.

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