Paying your city utility bill or property tax bill to the City of Aberdeen can easily be done online. The city offers a convenient online payment system that allows residents to pay their bills digitally without having to mail in checks or visit city hall. In this article, we’ll provide a step-by-step guide on how to pay your Aberdeen city bill online.
Overview of City of Aberdeen Utility and Tax Bills
The City of Aberdeen provides water sewer garbage collection, and other municipal services to residents and charges usage fees for these services. Bills are sent out on a quarterly basis for residential customers and monthly for commercial customers.
In addition to utility bills, the City of Aberdeen also collects property taxes from homeowners. Property tax bills are mailed out annually and must be paid in full. Late fees and penalties apply if bills are not paid on time.
Ultimately, it is the responsibility of the property owner to pay Aberdeen city bills, even if the property is rented out. But renters can also access the online payment system to pay bills.
Benefits of Paying Your Bill Online
Paying your City of Aberdeen bill online has several advantages
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Convenience: You can pay at any time of day without having to go to city hall.
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Speed: Online payments post to your account faster than mailed payments.
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Payment History: The online system stores your payment history so you can look up past bills.
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AutoPay: You can set up recurring automatic payments from your bank account.
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Late Fee Avoidance: Online payments on the due date by 5 PM avoid late penalties.
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Environmental: It’s paperless and saves envelopes/checks.
How to Pay Your Aberdeen City Bill Online
Follow these steps to pay your City of Aberdeen utility or property tax bill online:
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Go to the City of Aberdeen website.
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Click on “Online Utility Payments” or “Property Tax Payments” on the home page. Or navigate to the finance department page.
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This will take you to the online payment portal. Click on “Pay Water/Sewer Bill” or “Pay Property Tax Bill”.
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If it’s your first time using the portal, you’ll have to create an account. Provide your name, address, email, phone number, and password.
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Enter your Aberdeen account number and the amount due. Account numbers are on your paper bill.
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Select a payment method. You can pay directly from a bank account or by debit/credit card.
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Enter your payment info and complete the transaction. You’ll get a confirmation email with payment details.
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Log in to your account anytime to view payment history or set up automatic monthly payments.
Tips for Avoiding Late Fees
To avoid late fees and interest charges on your Aberdeen city bills, keep these tips in mind:
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Mark your calendar with bill due dates so you remember to pay on time.
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Enroll in AutoPay to have payments made automatically each month.
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If paying on the due date, submit payment before 5 PM.
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Don’t wait until the last minute in case you run into website issues.
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Check your account regularly for new bills that may have been mailed out.
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Update your contact info with the city if you moved recently.
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Contact the city immediately if you’re unable to pay by the due date to avoid penalties.
Contact Aberdeen City Hall for Assistance
If you have any issues with the online payment system or questions about your utility or property tax bill, reach out to the City of Aberdeen’s utility department:
Phone: (360) 537-3210
Email: [email protected]
Fax: (360) 537-5741
City hall staff can look up your account, take payments over the phone, discuss payment plan options if you are unable to pay the full amount due, and help troubleshoot any problems you encounter with online bill pay.
Paying your City of Aberdeen utility and tax bills online is fast, easy, and secure. By setting up an account on the city’s web portal, you can review bills, make one-time payments, or schedule recurring automatic payments. Just be sure to pay by 5PM on the due date to avoid any late fees. Reach out to city hall if you need any assistance with navigating the online payment system. Consistently paying your Aberdeen bills on time can help you avoid penalties and service interruptions.
City of Aberdeen and Adrian Garth Sued
How do I pay my utility bill in Aberdeen?
You can pay online, at City Hall (using the drop box in the north parking lot), have the money taken out of your bank account automatically (please fill out the form to set this up), or mail your payment to the Finance Office at 123 S. Lincoln St. Aberdeen, SD 57401 Download a listing of utility rates for the City of Aberdeen.
What is the Aberdeen City Council payment portal?
That’s the payment portal. It’s the new way for people to pay online for things at Aberdeen City Council. You will find the payment portal more useful when you shop online, and it helps Aberdeen City Council stay up to date with the latest Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards.
How do I pay Aberdeen City Council?
Direct debits can be set up over the phone, or you can find a written form below under “Related Documents.” Aberdeen City Council website – pay securely using the Online Payment Facility. Payment can be made using either debit or credit card. Automated Telephone Payment Line – call 03000 200 292 and follow the step by step instructions.
How can I make a payment to Aberdeen SD City Hall?
Aberdeen SD City Hall can be paid for online, at City Hall (drop box in the north parking lot), by signing up for automatic withdrawal (return form to Finance Office), or by sending a check to 123 South Lincoln Street, Aberdeen, SD 57401, Finance Office.
How do I pay my Aberdeen City Council invoice online?
You can pay an Aberdeen City Council bill online if you have received one for a service. The full customer reference and invoice number must be entered in the reference box (e. g. DCA123456P1234567) in uppercase with no spaces. These can both be found on your invoice.
How do I pay my rent in Aberdeen City Council?
Aberdeen City Council gives you many ways to pay your rent, including: Direct Debit—You can pick the best date for the Direct Debit to be taken out of your bank account; Align it to your main income date to ensure your rent is paid.
