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Village of Franklin Accepts Credit cards with PayGov.US

Mt. Carmel Tax Collector Partners with PayGov.US to Accept Debit and Credit Cards for Tax Payments

Kulpmont Borough Tax Collector Partners With PayGov To Introduces Credit and Debit Card Payment Options

Blackford County Auditor’s Office Partners with PayGov to Accept Credit and Debit Card Payments

Lawrence County Landfill, TN Partners with PayGov to Accept Credit and Debit Card Payments

Town of Gordonsville,VA Announces Partnership with PayGov.US

Columbia County Department of Animal Enforcement Now Accepts Credit and Debit Card Payments through PayGov.US

Kosciusko County Recorder’s Office Partners with PayGov.US for More Affordable Payment Processing

Pulaski County Health Department Now Accepts Electronic Payments Through PayGov.US

Indian Boundary Conservancy District Partners with PayGov.US to Offer Online Payment Solutions for Sewer Utility Bills

Town of Rogersville Partners with PayGov & Iron Elephant Solutions to Modernize Payment Systems

New Payment Options Available at Sullivan County Auditor’s Office

Sullivan County Community Corrections Partners with PayGov.US for Enhanced Payment Options

Sullivan County Probation Office Integrates Seamless Payments with PayGov.US

Orange County Recorder Partners with PayGov.us

Town of Union, New York Selects PayGov.us for Comprehensive Credit and Debit Card Payment Solutions

Town of Matthews, Indiana Announces Partnership with PayGov.us

Town of Cayuga Partners with PayGov.us to Introduce Online Water Bill Payments

Henry County Auditor’s Office Teams Up with PayGov to Offer Convenient Credit Card Payment Solutions

Village of Hillman Announces Partnership with PayGov for Convenient Payment Solutions

Hillman Township Partners with PayGov.us

Decatur County Recorder lowers convivence fee for Citizen.

JoDaviess County Animal Control chooses PayGOV

The Town of Willow Lake, South Dakota to accept credit cards

The Town of Henry, South Dakota to accept credit cards

The City of Marble Rock, Iowa expands customer payment options

The Village of Byron to accept electronic payments

The City of Carlton, Georgia expands customer convenience

The Town of Manchester, Vermont expands customer options

St Bernice Water Corporation offices embrace convenience

Johnson County Recorder reduces costs

Johnson County Clerk saves residents money

Miami County Indiana Health Department offices embrace convenience

Tippecanoe County, Indiana Area Planning offers electronic payments

Town of Branford, Florida offers electronic payments

City of Portage lowers electronic payment fees for customers

Warren County, Indiana Auditor offers electronic payments

Wells County, Indiana Auditor offers electronic payments

Town of Hanover, New York to accept electronic payments

Benton County Indiana Clerk of Court offices embrace convenience

St Joseph County Clerk Indiana makes the switch

Blackford County Indiana Clerk of Court offices embrace convenience

Gas City expands accepted payments

St John Township Trustee Now Offering electronic payments

Huntington County Recorder expand payment options

PayGOV takes Conway County Circuit Court Arkansas online with electronic payments

Martin County Indiana Auditor and Recorder offices embrace convenience

City of Waitsfield, Vermont Now Offering electronic payments

City of Petersburg, Indiana Now Offering electronic payments

City of Red Lodge, Montana Now Offering Documents Online with PayForm.US

PayGOV takes the Town of Dune Acres Indiana online with electronic payments

PayGOV takes the Town of Glenwood, Indiana online

City of Bluffton, Indiana City Court and Police Department choose PayGOV

Town of Bremen, Indiana offers electronic payments

Town of Amboy, Indiana goes with online payments

Hendricks County Recorder Lowers Fees for Citizens

Town of Lizton, Indiana offers electronic payments

Town of Markleville chooses payment partner

Hancock County Recorder Lowers Fees for Citizens

Washington County Clerk of Court selects new payment partner

The Town of Westby Montana partners with PayGOV

The Borough of Houtzdale Pennsylvania Municipal Sewer Authority goes online

Township of Waterford New Jersey Police to expand payment options for firearm permits

Hancock County Indiana Community Corrections expands payment options for clients

HIVE Art Gallery in the City of Decatur Indiana to offer expanded service

CITY OF COFFMAN COVE ALASKA EXPANDS CUSTOMER OPTIONS

TOWN OF LOGANSPORT UTILITIES PARTNERS WITH PAYGOV

TOWN OF WINDSOR NEW YORK TAKES PAYMENTS

Dearborn County Regional Sewer District has partnered with PayGOV.US

The Town of Ripton Vermont has partnered with PayGOV.US

The Village of Corona has partnered with Indiana based PayGOV.US

City of Southport Indiana expands options

Fulton County Health Department now accepting electronic payments

LaGrange County Highway Department to take plastic

Town of Fossil Oregon goes online to accept payments

Randolph County Health Department expands payment options

Town of Barker New York keeps residents safe

Spencer County Clerk of Courts to take credit cards

Orland, Indiana has joined hundreds of Indiana municipalities now offering acceptance of credit and debit cards.

Town of Vevay Indiana goes online to accept payments

City of Oakland City Indiana takes Plastic

Town of Beverly Shores Indiana to accept credit card payments

FOUTAIN COUNTY TREASURER GOES MOBILE

STEUBEN COUNTY TREASURER TAKES IT MOBILE

City of Dunkirk Indiana to accept credit card payments

Town of Redkey Indiana takes plastic

CLARK COUNTY CLERK OF COURT TO PROCESS MARRIAGE LICENSE REQUESTS ONLINE

Town of Frankton Indiana joins PayGOV

Lycoming Prothonotary selects PayGOV

Tippecanoe County Clerk of Court to use PaYGOV

Rush County Health Department now accepting electronic payments

La Porte County Recorder now accepts Plastic

Sullivan County Recorder selects PayGOV

Town of New Richmond Indiana Goes Mobile

Eureka Montana to take plastic

Lodge Grass Montana selects PayGOV

City of Deer Park Washington goes live

Royal Center Indiana selects PayGOV

Town of Galveston takes plastic

Town of Trail Creek to take credit cards

Pike County Recorder to take electronic payments

Greene County Recorder selects PayGOV

Town of Ware Shoals South Carolina partners with PayGOV

City of Ridge Spring South Carolina to offer more options

City of Buena Vista Virginia joins PayGOV

Town of Poseyville, Indiana to offer mobile payments

Town of Fillmore Indiana to offer mobile payments

Ohio County Treasurer enter 2019 with mobile payments

Manitowoc County Clerk of Courts takes payments mobile

City of Gordonsville Virginia expands Payment Options

Tippecanoe County Recorder, Treasurer, and Auditor to take credit cards

Town of Converse Indiana adds PayGOV

City of Pine Bluff Arkansas Police and Fire expand Payment Options

Red Lodge Montana to accept electronic payments

Topeka Indiana Not in Kansas Anymore

Town of Oolitic, Indiana to take online payments

RMWC to use PayGOV

Town of Silver Creek, NY connects to PayGOV via EZNET

Chester, West Virginia selects PayGOV

Clarks Hill Indiana accepts electronic payments

Yacolt Washington to partner with PayGOV

The City of Ellensburg Washington Building Department takes plastic

Union City Indiana launches PayGOV Mobile Application with Lower Fees!

City of Sunburst, Montana goes online with payments

PayGOV to offer platform to City of Columbia Falls, Montana residents

City of Boulder Montana uses PayGOV for Credit Cards

City of Scio Oregon to accept payments

Russiaville Indiana expands customer convenience

Far from Kansas – Topeka Indiana goes PayGOV

Iconic Hoosier Town of Oolitic goes for a slam dunk with PayGOV

Town of Clarks Hill Goes Online

PayGOV Awarded Lassen County California Contract after RFP

PayGOV takes the “stink” out of electronic payments at Two Iowa County Landfills

PayGOV to provide electronic payments for the RMWC

Village of Silver Creek New York learns the PayGOV difference

The City of Chester West Virginia welcomes PayGOV

The City of Ellensburg selects PayGOV

PAYGOV partners with First Biometrics to take PCI security to the next level.

Florence Regional Sewer District Takes Plastic

PayGOV POS System – Find your Independence ™

PayGOV acquires School Fundraising company Pay4SchoolStuff.com

Perry County Indiana Treasurer latest to go mobile

PayGOV Awarded La Crosse County Contract after RFP

PayGOV Awarded Butte County California Contract after RFP

PayGOV Awarded Fluvanna County VA Contract after RFP

PayGOV Announces MWBE Certification

PayGOV GOES MOBILE! Introducing PayGOV Mobile – An app designed for you.

Town of Jonesboro Indiana Takes Plastic

Ferdinand Indiana to accept plastic

Martinsville Indiana make leap forward

Miles City Takes it Online

Fountain County Indiana Treasurer Goes LIVE

Town of Hartford Takes Payments Online

New Albany residents can now pay sewer online

The Town of Southington CT offers residents choice

City of Fort Benton Montana goes online

Cordry Sweetwater Conservancy District launches new payment program

Glasgow becomes latest Montana City to embrace PayGOV.US

The Town of Valier Montana offers residents more choice

Town of Kingman, Indiana embraces change

Boswell, Indiana – Takes payments online

Village of Hancock Goes Online

Pay online – Superior Montana becomes latest Town to choose PayGOV

Town of Patriot, Indiana makes paying Utilities easy

Douglas Wyoming moves forward with electronic payments

Winslow residents adopt online payments

Sturgeon Bay Utility Wisconsin to expand accepted payments

Town of Atlanta Indiana offers Online Payment!

City of Delphos Ohio Office Goes Plastic

Jefferson County Treasurer’s Office Goes Plastic

City of Alexandria Indiana launches new program

Fishers’ Utility Department Now Accepts Plastic!

Porter County Recorder Announces Change

Kendallville New Ways to Pay

The Town of Winfield expands customer choice

Madison Indiana residents can now pay online

The City of Conrad offers Utility customers new payment options

Kirklin, Indiana to offer online payments

PayGOV brings Independence® to the Butte County Sheriffs’ Department

Owen County, Indiana Clerk of Courts fulfills Campaign Promise by launching online payments

The Town of St. John, Indiana Announces Innovative Online Payment Options

City of Westfield, Indiana Contracts with PayGOV.US to Provide Payment Services for Residents

Convenience Charges: Local agencies discover the benefits of electronic payment fees.

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We share personal information with certain third parties such as banks, processors, card networks, and other suppliers and vendors in order to provide the services and to help us process the transactions you request.

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We share aggregated statistical or demographic data with our business partners or for public relations and marketing purposes. For example, we may disclose the percentage of our customers who make payments with a credit card versus a checking account. However, this aggregated information is not tied to any personally identifiable information that can identify you.

As with any other business, it is possible that in the future PayGOV could merge with or be acquired by another company. If such an acquisition occurs, the successor company would have access to personal information maintained by PayGOV, including customer account information, but would continue to be bound by this Privacy Policy unless and until it is amended. You will be notified via email or prominent notice on our Web site for 30 days of any such change in ownership or control of your personal information.

We make disclosures to other nonaffiliated third parties as permitted by federal or state law. PayGOV may also disclose personal information to financial service providers with which it has joint marketing agreements, which are formal agreements between unaffiliated third parties that together market products or services to you

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Like many Web sites, we may automatically gather, or engage a third party to gather, certain information about our Site traffic and store it in log files. For this purpose, we use Internet Protocol (IP) addresses to analyze trends, administer the Web sites, track our users’ movements and gather broad demographic information for aggregate use. IP addresses are not linked to personally identifiable information.

PayGOV does not disclose private e-mail communications that are transmitted using PayGOV services except as described in this policy and as required to provide requested services or to reply to your e-mail. In the ordinary course of our business, we may use the contact information you provide us to confirm a payment transaction and/or to alert you regarding any difficulty we may experience in attempting to process your payment. With your permission, we may also contact you to remind you of an upcoming payment obligation (e.g., a quarterly tax payment which is due), notify you of a scheduled or successfully completed AutoPayment or to inform you of new or additional services offered by us from which you may benefit. Users who have registered with our service in the My Account section of our Web sites may opt-in to receive information about new or additional services or other notifications or information from PayGOV or our partners. Users may also contact PayGOV as noted above in the “Opt-Out” section if you no longer wish to receive such information or other notifications.

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The security of your information is important to us. We take commercially reasonable precautions to protect the personal information submitted to us. However, no method of transmission over the Internet or method of electronic storage is 100% secure. Therefore, while we strive to use commercially reasonable means to protect your personal information, we cannot guarantee its absolute security. When doing business with others, such as advertisers to whom you can link from our site, you should consider the separate security and privacy policies of those other sites.

In the event that your sensitive personal information is accessed by an unauthorized individual and the misuse of your information is reasonably possible, we will notify you of the unauthorized access unless a law enforcement agency believes that such notification may interfere with a criminal investigation. Notification of such an event may be given to you by e-mail, writing, or phone at our sole discretion.

If you have any questions about security on our website, please e-mail us at [email protected] or write us at: PayGOV.US, Attn: Senior Director, Information Security, 5144 E. Stop 11, Suite 17, Indianapolis, IN 46237.

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We reserve the right to change or supplement this Privacy Policy at any time. If we make any substantial changes in this privacy policy (including with respect to how we use customer identifiable information) we will notify you by posting a prominent announcement on our Web site thirty (30) days prior to implementing the change (to the extent commercially possible).

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