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City launches new online water payment system Jan. 2

After security breaches were made to the current system, the City has changed its payment system, scheduled to launch Jan. 2.
Credit: City of San Angelo

SAN ANGELO, Texas — The City of San Angelo announced Friday the launch of Invoice Cloud - "a new, improved bill pay service with a user-friendly portal and enhanced features to safely view and pay bills online."

The system will officially launch tentatively at 8 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 2.

In addition to being able to make a payment online any time and from anywhere, customers will also have the option to go paperless and/or sign up for “Pay by Text” to receive notifications and pay via text message. 

As part of the change, on Thursday, current registered customers will need to re-register their accounts to be converted to the new Invoice Cloud payment system. Customers will then be able to input payment information and enroll in automatic payments, if desired.

Beginning Jan. 2, customers wishing to make a payment may simply click on the “Make a Payment” button at cosatx.us to get started and it will direct them to the new site.

Anyone with questions regarding accounts or the City's enhanced security measures should email billing@cosatx.us, making sure to include first name, last name and account number.

"Handling citizens’ financial information with care is the City’s top security objective. We value everyone’s trust and will continue to work to protect our residents’ financial privacy," the release from the City said. 

The current Click2Gov payment system will terminate at 10 p.m. Dec. 31, with the new payment system launching 8 a.m. Jan. 2.

If a customer needs to make a payment on Jan. 1, they may do so via phone at 325-657-4323 and select the option to make a payment over the phone. Long-distance users may call 855-419-2758. The drop box at 301 W. Beauregard Ave. is also available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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