Miles City Takes it Online
MILES CITY, MT.--(BUSINESS WIRE)—February 10th, 2014 PayGOV LLC (www.paygov.us) announced today that Miles City citizens are now able to pay utility payments by credit or debit card at the Utility…
Fountain County Indiana Treasurer Goes LIVE
The Fountain County Treasurers’ office is now accepting payments online. The County moved to contract with PayGOV.US to provide the service. PayGOV.US is the premier provider to government agencies. To pay your taxes online visit www.paygov.us and enter Pay Location Code 3717.
Town of Hartford Takes Payments Online
Finance Officer Karen Wilber Latimer performed extensive research of payment processors to identify the best fit. PayGOV.US was chosen because of their excellent reputation among municipalities and their multi-faceted solution. PayGOV meets all of the towns’ requirements today while offering a flexible platform for future growth.
New Albany residents can now pay sewer online
New Albany Mayor Jeff Gahan and Billing Director April Dickey led the effort to expand service. "The City has wanted to expand payment options for awhile. With PayGOV we can now make that happen. I'm excited to report that the City continues to improve upon customer service," explained Mr. Gahan.
The Town of Southington CT offers residents choice
Southington contracted with PayGOV.US to provide the service. This expansion marks the latest step towards greater resident convenience. Residents are now able to use the Town website to view important news and information along with making payments. Southington chose PayGOV because of their impeccable reputation and “$0 cost” program for municipalities.
City of Fort Benton Montana goes online
Early research into accepting credit cards led to several companies whose programs were simply cost prohibitive. The City was unable to absorb the costs involved. City Clerk Patty Parchen focused her search on what other Montana municipalities were using. “ We contacted several Montana Cities and they all had the same recommendation – PayGOV.US. PayGOV allows the City to accept online payments without paying the fees. Instead of all residents paying more to cover the costs only those that use the service pay a small convenience fee. Offering credit cards has been a goal for a long time, and I’m happy to report that now we do!”
Cordry Sweetwater Conservancy District launches new payment program
The district has contracted with PayGOV.US to provide the service. Nina Latimer led the effort for CSCD to expand payment options. Realizing the need to offer online payment to the District Nina sought a solution. “ We have had requests to accept credit cards for years. Until now the costs kept acceptance out of reach.” Explained Latimer.
Glasgow becomes latest Montana City to embrace PayGOV.US
City Clerk Stacey Amundson took her search for a vendor to other Montana Clerks. The response was overwhelmingly in favor of one company, PayGOV.US. Mrs. Amundson explained he decision, “We pay attention to other Cities and Towns to see what works and what doesn’t. PayGOV.US stood out as the clear choice. They have positioned us to expand services to our residents without absorbing the costs.”
The Town of Valier Montana offers residents more choice
Online payments is the latest step towards greater resident convenience Valier Clerk Treasurer Jackie Sheble has taken. “We are thrilled to have a vendor that understands the balance between customer convenience and our fiduciary duty to the residents. We wanted to provide more methods of payment while keeping costs low. Until now the service was considered cost prohibitive,” explained Mrs. Sheble. “We chose PayGOV because of their reputation and Montana references.”
Town of Kingman, Indiana embraces change
“We found PayGOV.US after searching for a sensible solution,” stated Clerk/Treasurer Abigail Lawson, “they came highly recommended by other cities and towns throughout Indiana and were the perfect choice for Kingman.” PayGOV.US provides the service to the town at no cost. Only the residents who choose to use the service for convenience are assessed a nominal fee.
Boswell, Indiana – Takes payments online
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!”
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.
Town of Patriot, Indiana makes paying Utilities easy
In order to offer this service the Town has contracted with an Minority Owned Indiana based company known as a premier provider of electronic payments. PayGOV.US is a leader in merchant processing in the government sector. Chief Operating Officer Jonathan Stoops credits their success with their “ability to adapt quickly” to the changing environment. “We found PayGOV.US after searching for just the right company,” explained Clerk/Treasurer Linda Fisk, “ they came highly recommended by other cities and towns throughout Indiana.”
Douglas Wyoming moves forward with electronic payments
The City of Douglas moved forward with a plan to accept credit/debit cards for Utility payments. The move expands the payment options for customers allowing online and over the phone payments.
Winslow residents adopt online payments
Clerk/Treasurer Beth Bennett led the effort to expand service. "People ask if they can pay with their card every week," explained Mrs. Bennett. "Now we can finally tell them YES!"
Sturgeon Bay Utility Wisconsin to expand accepted payments
“We are pleased to continue to offer our electronic payment service to Sturgeon Bay at a reduced rate and to add electronic check acceptance. In this economy it is vital that every avenue is explored to increase revenue collection.” Remarked Jonathan Stoops, Chief Operations Officer for PayGOV.US. “Sturgeon Bay is a Utility on the forefront of innovation.”
Town of Atlanta Indiana offers Online Payment!
Clerk-Treasurer Robyn Cook is to be commended for the expansion of service. "The addition of credit cards has been a long time coming, and I'm extremely happy to offer convenient payment options without placing that cost on the Town," explained Cook. "Residents have continually requested this and we are excited to begin!”
City of Delphos Ohio Office Goes Plastic
Safety Director Greg Berquest researched a dozen vendors before deciding upon a midwestern company. “PayGOV is known throughout the midwest as a great fit for government”, explained Mr. Berquest, “After a thorough search I am comfortable with our selection. We expect to work with them for years to come.” Special thanks to Julie Fish and Sherryl George who worked closely during the selection process and were able to negotiate a waiver of all costs to the City. This keeps the burden off taxpayers who do not use plastic. PayGOV.US is the preferred vendor for Ohio municipal government.
Jefferson County Treasurer’s Office Goes Plastic
County Treasurer Linda Greene researched several dozen vendors before deciding upon Indiana based PayGOV.US. “PayGOV is known throughout Indiana Counties as a great fit for government”, explained Greene, “After an extensive search I have yet to find another company who will provide the same level of customized service while indemnifying the County. We expect to work with them for years to come.” PayGOV.US is the preferred vendor for Indiana municipal government.
City of Alexandria Indiana launches new program
Both Mayor Jack Woods and Clerk-Treasurer Jan Lynch are to be commended for their efforts in serving residents. " I'm extremely happy to report that the City continues to improve upon our goal of providing our residents with efficient customer service," explained Mayor Woods.