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N. Fulton city unable to accept payments during system maintenance

Roswell's system for processing payments and applications will be unavailable for a few days, beginning Friday.
Roswell's system for processing payments and applications will be unavailable for a few days, beginning Friday.
By Mitchell Northam
Jan 11, 2018

If you have a bill due to the City of Roswell within the next five days, you may want to pay it quickly.

Beginning Friday, the city will be unable to accept payments due to maintenance of the system it uses.

This includes payments made online, over the phone or in-person.

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The maintenance begins Jan. 12 at 3 p.m. and lasts through Jan. 16 at 7 a.m.

Services that will be unavailable during this time include payments for property taxes and utility billing, online employment applications and self-service for vendors. Business license payments will be available online, but not in-person or over the phone.

Residents with questions, comments or concerns about the maintenance can call the city at 770-641-3727.

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