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Hardeman-Fayette Utility District This is a warning, informing you of the TN811 dig law and penalties. For more information call 901-877-6236 Tennessee State Law In the state of Tennessee, State … (Read More)
Hardeman-Fayette Utility District only accepts online payments made here on our website through our authorized payment processor.
Hardeman-Fayette Utility District has not authorized DOXO or any other entity to collect online payments through any other 3rd-party website.
ATTENTION: 3rd party payments made through DOXO.com does NOT go directly to Hardeman-Fayette Utility District. Please make sure that you are paying your gas utility bill online from https://www.hfutilitydistrict.com to ensure that your bill gets paid correctly, securely and in a timely manner.
When paying a bill online, please use https://hfud.utilitydistrict.com/. The use of a non-affiliated company acting as if they are associated with Hardeman-Fayette Utility District on such as DOXO.com could result in a disconnection. Paying your bill with a 3rd party service such as DOXO is not going to get your account status instantly updated for our records.
Natural gas (methane, CH4) comes from the decomposed remains of ancient plants and animals. The erosion process carried these biological remains down rivers and streams onto shorelines, where they were deposited along with mud and silt. Intense heat and pressure transformed these fossils into hydrocarbons- chemical compounds of hydrogen and carbon atoms. Depending on the arrangement of the atoms, what were once sea plants and animals are now natural gas or crude oil deposits contained in the earth’s crust.
Hardeman-Fayette Utility District looks forward to continuing to bring safe, reliable natural gas into your homes and businesses. We also hope you join us in supporting natural gas as a premier energy source for our country. As the cleanest burning fossil fuel, natural gas can help us achieve energy security and build a more competitive economy.
If you would like to learn more about the benefits of natural gas and how your public natural gas system works, please contact us at (901) 877-6236