Pay Your Bills Online
Utility Bill Online Payment Information:
If you do not know your new account number, please refer to your recent bill or contact our office (845 452 1830 ext. 101 or 127).
Click here for Step by Step Directions on how to Register.
We have partnered with Xpress Bill Pay, a premier provider of secure online bill payment. This new service allows you to manage and pay your bill anytime, anywhere—without writing a check or visiting our offices.
When you create your account, you’ll create a secure password to access your account at www. xpressbillpay.com
If you have an internet connection and an email address, you can now pay your bill online.
- Set up Auto Pay
- Go paperless
- Receive email notifications when your bill is ready
Each quarter, we’ll send you a reminder email letting you know when your bill is available to pay.
The following service fees apply:
Credit/Debit Card: 3.50% of the transaction ($3.00 minimum)
ACH/E-check: $2.00 per transaction
Bounce Fee – $20.00 – In the event a payment is returned for any reason (insufficient funds, closed account or account not found), a bounce fee will be charged and the payment will be reversed.
A bounce fee can be the result of an error made while entering your routing and/or account number which results in the payment not going through.
The Tax Office does not have the authority to waive any of these fees.
Tax Bill Online Payment Information:
We will continue to use Xpress-pay as our online provider for Tax Payments. However, the link has been updated.
When paying your tax bill online, use only your last name and your street name (no house # or Road, Drive, Street, etc.).
The following service fees apply:
Credit and Debit Cards – 3.00% per transaction
E-Checks (ACH) – $1.50 flat rate per transaction
Bounce Fee – $20.00 – In the event a payment is returned for any reason (insufficient funds, closed account or account not found) a bounce fee will be charged and the payment will be reversed.
A bounce fee can be the result of an error made while entering your routing and/or account number which results in the payment not going through.
The receipt you received is a transactional receipt and not proof of payment.
The Tax Office does not have the authority to waive any of these fees.