Lawrenceville saves utility customers processing fees

Beginning April 1, Lawrenceville utility customers may pay their bill online or by phone with a credit card at 844-878-2841 without any extra processing fees.

Customers have also been expressing a desire for an autopay option. The city’s Financial Services Department is looking into ways to offer an autopay option in the future. Customers currently have the option to set up an auto draft through their bank. The form to setup auto draft can be found here: http://bit.ly/39grBW1.

Questions: 678-407-6675 or customer.service@lawrencevillega.org.

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