:WATER BILLING:
Our water bills are changing! Due to price increases and difficulties processing and delivering the postcard bills, we are switching to a full-size paper bill effective with the bills mailed at the end of March. A sample new style bill is shown below.
In addition to giving us the ability to send out extra flyers and informational inserts, changing to full-size letter bills means your bill is less likely to be lost, damaged, or destroyed before it gets to you in the mail, as it will now be delivered in a regular envelope. This change will not impact how payments are handled, whether someone is on auto-pay, or due dates. It is only a change in how the bill is delivered to the home. Anyone desiring to no longer receive a paper bill may sign up for our paperless billing anytime by emailing us at email hidden; JavaScript is required or by calling the Water Department during business hours.
If you have any questions about the new bill format, please contact the Water Department at 217-935-3432 Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 4:30 PM. We appreciate everyone’s patience as we transition to the new format.
Welcome To Clinton…

See what Clinton has to offer…. From our beautiful historical C. H. Moore Homestead, DeWitt County Museum to a day of shopping and lunch out at our many unique antique & collectible shops and eateries….See what Clinton has to offer…. From our beautiful & historical C. H. Moore Homestead, DeWitt County Museum to a day of shopping and lunch out at our many unique antique & collectible shops and eateries….

Clinton is the County Seat of DeWitt County and is located in the heart of Central Illinois at the intersection of State Routes 51, 54 & 10, 161 miles southwest of Chicago, 142 miles northeast of St. Louis, and 45 miles northeast of Springfield, the State Capital, 45 miles from west of Champaign-Urbana, 22 miles south of Bloomington/Normal, and 18 miles north of Decatur, which provides a great location for business, commercial and industrial interests.

Clinton is in one of the most productive agricultural areas in the nation. Excellent city services are delivered to our citizens all while maintaining one of the lower city property tax rates in downstate Illinois. With exceptional schools, a variety of housing options, growing businesses, fine dining, a thriving downtown, parks, a highly acclaimed hospital, a low crime rate, and plenty of small town charm and hospitality.