Name: Epcor (Water)
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Epcor (Water)

Provides water and sewer services to Anthem residents and businesses east of I-17 only (plus other communities outside our area). Phoenix city residents are served by the city’s water supply.

Find out where Anthem water comes from.

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PHONE: 800-383-0834

LOCATION: 150 S. 12th St., Phoenix, AZ

ZIP CODE: 85034

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