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Customers can pay water bill by app

By Dionne Kinch
Jan 22, 2015

Atlanta Department of Watershed Management encourages customers to use the new Atlanta Go app to pay water bills. By clicking a few buttons, one make the utility payment. The app is downloadable from Google Play or iTunes. Just create a username and password, and keep track of your account from anywhere.

Information: www.atlantawatershed.org

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