Blackford County Auditor’s Office, led by County Auditor Sharon Hartley, is proud to announce a significant enhancement in their payment processing capabilities through a new partnership with PayGov, a leading provider of electronic payment services. This collaboration marks a substantial step forward in modernizing the county’s payment systems and providing greater convenience to the residents of Blackford County.
County Auditor Sharon Hartley, known for her dedication to improving county services, played a pivotal role in forging this partnership. Hartley’s commitment to innovation and her focus on enhancing the efficiency of county operations has been instrumental in this initiative. “Our goal has always been to make county services as accessible and user-friendly as possible. By partnering with PayGov, we’re excited to offer our residents the flexibility of using credit and debit cards for their transactions with the county,” said Hartley.
Michael Hiatt, the founder and owner of PayGov, also played a crucial role in this collaboration. With Hiatt’s vision of making electronic payments more accessible to government entities, PayGov has established itself as a leader in the field. “We are thrilled to partner with Blackford County and support their efforts to offer more payment options to their residents. Our secure and efficient payment solutions are designed to make transactions smoother and more convenient,” commented Hiatt.
This new partnership allows residents to make payments using credit and debit cards for various county services, including but not limited to property taxes, permit fees, and record requests. This move is expected to significantly reduce wait times and improve the overall payment experience.
The Blackford County Auditor’s Office is committed to continuous improvement and innovation in serving its community. This partnership with PayGov is a testament to the office’s dedication to adopting technologies that benefit the county’s residents.
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