Prototype. A working redesign concept for the Village of Round Lake, built by Stoa for the Website Design Services RFP. This is not the live Village website.
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Village of Round Lake seal: a dove over the lake, established 1908 Round Lake, Illinois Lake County · Est. 1908

Pay a bill

Utility bills, permit and license invoices, and Metra parking permits: what each one costs and exactly where to pay it.

Water & sewer (utility) bill

  1. Find your account number on the paper bill mailed the 1st of the month.
  2. Pay online through the Village's BS&A Online portal. Search by account number, review, and pay. The Village's payment options page links the live portal.
  3. Or pay at Village Hall, 442 N. Cedar Lake Road, during business hours.
Due the 20th of every month. Payments received after the due date get a 10% late fee.

What's on the bill

Utility rates, as published by the Village
ChargePer 1,000 gallonsMonthly flat fee
Sewer$6.70$1.50 per household
Garbage / recycling(flat fee only)$20.42 (senior $18.50)
Lake Michigan water$2.09(no additional flat fee)
Village (line maintenance)$14.93$20.77 per household (senior $15.77)

Sewer pays for wastewater treatment; the Lake Michigan charge buys water through the Central Lake County Joint Action Water Agency; the Village charge maintains water and sewer lines.

Late payments, shut-offs, and returned checks

  • Shut-off notices are mailed, by law, with the final payment date. Missing it by 3:00 p.m. adds a $50.00 shut-off fee, and all past-due charges must be paid to restore service.
  • Each returned check carries a $30.00 reversal fee. After three, the account is cash, money order, or cashier's check only for 12 months.
  • Need water turned on or off? Call (847) 546-5400 during business hours.

Note for reviewers Every rate and fee on this page is the Village's own published number (verified June 9, 2026). On the production build, the “pay” buttons deep-link into the Village's existing BS&A Online and Invoice Cloud systems (the RFP names both) so payments keep working exactly as they do today, with no resident retraining.