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Montgomery's New Online Payment Service

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Montgomery introduces payMontgomery: A new online service allowing residents to pay court fines, fees, and penalties from home. Partnering with PayIt, the platform streamlines payments, reducing travel time and paperwork. With over 80,000 red-light camera tickets and 12,000 traffic violations annually, this service expedites processes for all parties involved. Users can make one-time payments or create profiles for easy access to citation info, payment history, and preferred payment methods.

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Montgomery's New Online Payment Service. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Montgomery has rolled out a new online service called Pay Montgomery, letting residents pay court fines, fees, and penalties from home without a trip. To the courthouse, the city teamed up with Payet to build this platform, offering a simple web and mobile setup that makes payments quick and easy. City court leaders say it cuts down on travel time, paperwork, and hassle, helping folks settle obligations anytime, anywhere. The municipal court handles over 2,800 misdemeanors, 78,000 red light camera tickets, and 12,000 traffic, violations each year, so this beats things up for everyone involved. Users can jump in as a guest for one-time payments, or set up a profile to save citation info, payment history, and favorite methods. Now residents have a secure way to stay on top of core matters, keeping the process smooth and modern for the whole community. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Birmingham News Today, AI-powered local news.

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