Idaho’s Largest Indigent Services Office Now Accepting Credit and Debit Card Payments
January 30, 2019
Ada
County partnered with Access
Idaho to offer the new service
BOISE, Idaho–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Ada
County Indigent Services customers can now pay their orders of
reimbursements using a credit or debit card.
“Customers don’t like having to leave and come back with cash or a
check,” said LaBerta Jones, Ada
County Indigent Services budget and finance officer. “It can be a
big inconvenience. Now customers can make their reimbursement payments
on time without any hassles.”
Payments can be made over the counter at the Ada County Courthouse in
Boise at 252 East Front Street, Suite 199. Indigent
Services accepts credit
or debit cards displaying a Visa or MasterCard logo. Customers will
soon have the ability to pay online, schedule recurring payments and
sign up for payment reminders.
More than 160 county departments in the Gem State use Access Idaho’s
payment processing service. In addition to payment processing, Access
Idaho manages the state’s official Web portal, idaho.gov,
and specializes solely in electronic government applications for Idaho.
The partnership operates under a self-funded model, in which no tax
dollars or county funds were used to develop and maintain the service.
Access
Idaho is a Boise-based company and a wholly owned subsidiary of
digital government firm NIC
(Nasdaq: EGOV).
For more information, call the Indigent
Services office at 208-287-7960.
About Access Idaho
Access
Idaho is the administrator of Idaho’s official Web portal (idaho.gov)
and provider of electronic government solutions for the state and local
governments. The network manager for the portal is Idaho
Information Consortium, a subsidiary of digital government firm NIC.
About NIC
NIC Inc. (Nasdaq: EGOV) is the nation’s premier provider of innovative
digital government solutions and secure payment processing, which help
make government interactions more accessible for everyone through
technology. The family of NIC companies has developed a library of more
than 13,000 digital government services for more than 6,000 federal,
state, and local government agencies. Among these solutions is the
ground-breaking personal assistant for government, Gov2Go, delivering
citizens personalized reminders and a single platform for all government
interactions. More information is available at www.egov.com.
Contacts
Access Idaho
Rich Steckler
208-332-0102 x1120
rich@accessidaho.org