Setting up utilities in Warwick
In Warwick, Rhode Island Energy delivers electricity, Rhode Island Energy delivers gas, water depends on your address, the Warwick Sewer Authority handles sewer, and Warwick Sanitation & Recycling handles trash pickup.
Your utilities in Warwick
Who to call for each service in Warwick, and how to start it.
Electric
Rhode Island Energy
Rhode Island Energy delivers electricity to customers across Rhode Island.
To start: Start service online up to 40 business days ahead, and submit your Social Security number or another valid form of ID.
Gas
Rhode Island Energy
Rhode Island Energy delivers natural gas to customers across Rhode Island.
To start: Start service online up to 40 business days ahead, and submit your Social Security number or another valid form of ID.
Water
Depends on your address
Warwick Water Division
The City of Warwick’s division for safe, reliable water service.
Most of Warwick, including Potowomut
The division installs and reads water meters and issues the water bills.
Kent County Water Authority

Supplies water in Kent County and part of Cranston and Scituate.
Western Warwick; check your address
To start: New owners mail a Change of Ownership form to the Authority or bring it to its office.
The water account is in the property owner’s name.
Sewer
Warwick Sewer Authority
Collects and treats wastewater from Warwick homes and businesses.
The sewer charge is part of your utility bill and is based on your water use.
Trash & recycling
Warwick Sanitation & Recycling
City division collecting trash, recycling and yard waste weekly.
Every city resident gets weekly trash pickup in a gray cart the City supplies.
What Warwick homes pay for electricity
This is Rhode Island Energy’s average for the homes it serves. Your own bill depends on your home’s size and how you heat it.
$160
Rhode Island Energy’s average home bill, per month
29.3¢
Rhode Island Energy’s average price per kilowatt-hour (kWh)
FAQ
Questions about moving to Warwick
Sources: Rhode Island Energy, Warwick Water Division, Kent County Water Authority, Warwick Sewer Authority, Warwick Sanitation & Recycling, EIA.
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