Town of Trail Creek to take credit cards
The Town of Trail Creek would like to announce the acceptance of credit and debit card payments. Trail Creek has partnered with PayGOV.US to process electronic payments online, at Town…
The City of Ellensburg Washington Building Department takes plastic
The City of Ellensburg, Washington has moved forward with PayGOV.US to provide electronic payment service. Payments can be made in person or over the phone. Ellensburg, Washington joins the growing…
The City of Chester West Virginia welcomes PayGOV
The City of Chester is the first municipality in West Virginia to partner with PayGOV. However, Chester joins a growing number of municipalities across the United States which have chosen PayGOV. PayGOV provides a comprehensive suite of electronic payment services at no cost to the agency.
Perry County Indiana Treasurer latest to go mobile
Perry County Indiana is pleased to now offer payments on the go. With the release of the PayGOV Mobile app all PayGOV clients can now pay their obligations from their smart phone. The mobile app can be downloaded at no cost from either the PlayStore or Itunes. For government agencies currently working with PayGOV, if you would like to start offering the mobile service, please contact us to receive your specific Pay Location Code (PLC).
PayGOV Awarded La Crosse County Contract after RFP
PayGOV has served La Crosse County for several years. This contract provides the opportunity to expand service offerings and enhance customer service.
PayGOV Awarded Butte County California Contract after RFP
This is the second contract PayGOV has been awarded with Butte County. PayGOV has served Butte County for several years and looks forward to the opportunity to serve for many more.
PayGOV Awarded Fluvanna County VA Contract after RFP
After a rigorous RFP process the County of Fluvanna, Virginia has selected PayGOV.US as their electronic payments vendor. PayGOV competed against dozens of qualified vendors for the contract.
Village of Hancock Goes Online
The search for the right company took longer than expected. Few were willing to accommodate the needs of the Village or were simply too expensive. Phyllis Falsetta, Village Clerk, searched for a vendor which specialized in local government. Most companies offering services to municipalities engaged their clients in long term contracts or charged exorbitant fees. Mrs. Falsetta knew there had to be a better way.