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Setting up utilities in New Rochelle

In New Rochelle, Con Edison delivers electricity, Con Edison delivers gas, Veolia Water New York runs water, the New Rochelle Bureau of Sewers & Drains handles sewer, and the New Rochelle Department of Public Works handles trash pickup.

Your utilities in New Rochelle

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

ServiceProviderHow to start

Electric

Con Edison

The electric company for New York City and Westchester.

To start: Con Edison doesn’t require a Social Security number. You can give a driver’s license, passport or green card number instead.

Gas

Con Edison

Con Edison delivers natural gas, electricity and steam.

To start: Start service online with a valid ID, such as your Social Security number or driver’s license; without one, you’ll pay a deposit unless you’re older than 62 or enroll in Auto Pay.

Water

Veolia Water New York

Drinking water in Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Putnam, Tioga.

To start: Call 877-266-9101 to speak directly with one of Veolia’s customer service representatives for Westchester about your water service.

Sewer

New Rochelle Bureau of Sewers & Drains

The Bureau maintains, cleans and repairs sewer and drain lines.

Trash & recycling

New Rochelle Department of Public Works

The Bureau of Sanitation collects garbage and bulk trash from residences.

What New Rochelle homes pay for electricity

This is Con Edison’s average for the homes it serves. Your own bill depends on your home’s size and how you heat it.

$149

Con Edison’s average home bill, per month

38.5¢

Con Edison’s average price per kilowatt-hour (kWh)

FAQ

Questions about moving to New Rochelle

The City’s Bureau of Sanitation collects garbage, bulk trash and other refuse from private residences and apartment buildings.

Monday and Thursday in the North End, Tuesday and Friday in the South End. Call the sanitation number for the North End and South End limits. Use cans no larger than 32 gallons, or heavy-duty contractor bags, weighing no more than 75 pounds.

Sources: Con Edison, Veolia Water New York, New Rochelle Bureau of Sewers & Drains, New Rochelle Department of Public Works, EIA.

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