Casselberry utility service can cross the city line
Casselberry serves water and wastewater customers inside and outside city limits, so a city utility account does not settle every local-service question.
A Casselberry water account can belong to a home outside the city limits.
Casselberry water and sewer reaches more than 50,000 people, some inside the city and some outside it. This makes the utility area and the city boundary two different maps. A water bill tells you who supplies the water, but it does not name every office that serves the home.
When moving, start with the exact street address. Ask the city utility desk whether the home is in its system. If it is, the current account page asks for a form, an ID, and a signed lease or closing paper.
Next, check whether the home is inside Casselberry or in a part of Seminole County outside a city. That line can change who handles permits, trash, fire calls, animal services, and other local work.
Keep the utility reply with the lease or closing papers. It answers who supplies the water, while the boundary record answers who handles the rest.
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- City of Casselberry - Utilities
- City of Casselberry - Opening a New Utility Account
- City of Casselberry - Services
Last checked against these sources: July 21, 2026.
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