Decatur County Recorder lowers convivence fee for Citizen.
Decatur County Recorder, Dottie Robbins has Partnered with PayGov to lower the convenience fee for the citizens that choose to pay with credit or with debit card to her department.…
Decatur County Recorder, Dottie Robbins has Partnered with PayGov to lower the convenience fee for the citizens that choose to pay with credit or with debit card to her department.…
The Dearborn County Regional Sewer District has partnered with Indiana based PayGOV.US to process electronic payments. The office joins a growing number of Indiana agencies who have selected PayGOV. The…
Spencer County Clerk of Courts in Indiana has joined a growing number of Indiana County offices now offering acceptance of credit and debit cards. Court Clerk Sara Arnold led the…
The Town of Beverly Shores, Indiana has joined the growing number of Indiana municipalities now accepting credit and debit cards. Clerk Treasurer Ellen Hundt led the effort to find a…
The County Treasurer of Steuben County, Missy Bixler, would like to announce that customers can now pay their taxes from anywhere. The office now accepts credit and debit card payments…
The Rush County Health Department has partnered with Indiana based PayGOV.US to process electronic payments. The office joins a growing number of Indiana County Health Departments who have selected PayGOV.…
The Sullivan County Recorder, Indiana has joined the growing number of Sullivan County offices now accepting credit and debit cards. County Recorder, Beth Swalls, led the effort to find a…
The Town of Royal Center has expanded payment options to online, in their office, and over the phone. Residents are now be able to also pay their obligations via the…
The Ohio County, Indiana Treasurer would like to announce the lowering of convenience fees for credit and debit card payments. In addition to the reduced rates, the Treasurers office has…
PayGOV will provide Oolitic residents with the ability to pay their local obligations.
The Town of Clarks Hill, Indiana has chosen PayGOV.US to provide electronic payment services for residents. Payments can be made online at www.paygov.us in person, over the phone or via a mobile app. The app can be downloaded for free from the PlayStore or Itunes listed under PAYGOV.
Union City Indiana would like to announce the availability of a mobile application for utility payments. I
The Town of Topeka Indiana now accepts credit and debit cards.
Oolitic is the latest of over 500 Indiana municipalities which have chosen to work with PayGOV.
The Town of Clarks Hill, Indiana is proud to announce the acceptance of electronic payments for utilities online. Customers can visit www.paygov.us or the Clarks Hill Indiana Town Pride website. Payments will also be accepted in the Town Hall during normal business hours.
After a rigorous RFP process the County of Lassen, California has selected PayGOV.US as their electronic payments vendor. PayGOV competed against dozens of qualified vendors for the contract.
PayGOV has served La Crosse County for several years. This contract provides the opportunity to expand service offerings and enhance customer service.
“First and foremost we are here for the people. Our citizens work hard and expect their elected officials to provide the best service possible at the cheapest price. With PayGOV we are able to do both. At no cost to the City, and with only a low Convenience Fee to those who choose to use these methods of payment, the decision was clear.”
Clerk/Treasurer Donna Musenbrock pioneered the search, “Our customers work hard and expect to be able to pay their Utilities at their convenience. At the same time we couldn’t justify the Town paying for the service.” explained Mrs. Musenbrock. “Thankfully, PayGOV came highly recommended as the solution to our problem! Best of all is the cost to the town - FREE!”
The search for a vendor took longer than expected. Few were willing to accommodate the needs of the Town or were simply too expensive. Clerk/Treasurer Brenda Schneider found the right vendor after reaching out to surrounding Montana towns. The response was overwhelmingly in favor of one vendor, PayGOV.US. Mrs. Schneider explained, “PayGOV has positioned us to move forward technologically without absorbing the costs.”