Pay In Person
You can pay your Wayne-White Electric bill in person at any of the following banks:
Peoples National Bank
in McLeansboro or Dahlgren
Bean Capital Banking Center
in Wayne City
Mt Erie Banking Center
in Mt Erie
First Bank
in Carmi or Grayville
Trust Bank
in Cisne
SmartHub
- Check your usage
- View and pay your bill
If you have a water meter reading, you will need to use Smart Hub to enter it, or write the reading on your bill in the boxes provided. You can watch a short informational video about how to download the Free “Smart Hub” App and how to use it.
Drop Box
Use our dropbox located at the Fairfield and Enfield office.
By Phone
Call the office at (618) 842-2196 during business hours (Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
Call (844) 201-7214 after business hours.
Automatic Bank Draft
Set up automatic bank draft through the bank of your choice.
On time, every time.
Mail Payments
Mailing Address is:
PO Drawer E
Fairfield, Illinois 62837
Prepaid Metering Lets You Pay As You Go
Wayne-White Counties Electric Cooperative gives all of our members an option of prepaid meter billing (prepaid electricity) which allows you to pay for electricity as you go, almost the same way you buy groceries or gasoline. Never worry about late fees again!
Signing up for prepaid meter billing is fast and easy. Just stop by our office and fill out the simple application form and open your electricity account with $100.
This easy pay-as-you-go plan gives you greater control over your budget because you decide how much to pay and when to pay it.
Prepaid meter billing is also a way you can avoid a large security deposit that is required on some accounts that have poor credit.
You will keep track of your usage and balance through our SmartHub app.
The balance is updated every day at 11:30 a.m. so you know exactly how much electricity credit you have left on your account. (Similar to time on a parking meter)
You can make payments (add money) online, over the phone, or in person.
You pay how much you want, when you want, because you are purchasing electricity before you use it. $10 a day, $50 a week, you decide how often and how much so it fits better in your budget.
It helps budget better based upon your next paycheck, or when social security checks or disability checks arrive, or when other bills are due. This avoids getting surprised with a hefty monthly electric bill that you were not expecting.
Low Accounts
When your account runs low ($20 credit or below, or average of 5 days or less left), you will get a courtesy call to let you know it is time to add money to your account to avoid disconnection.
You add money either by paying in person, by phone, or on the SmartHub app.
If you run low after business hours, phone and online payment options are available.