6 September 2021
In line with the current NSW Public Health Order Stay-At Home restrictions, Shoalhaven City Council is reminding residents that the Nowra a
nd Ulladulla Administration Offices are closed, and payments can be made online, over the phone, or at their local Australia Post outlet.
Shoalhaven City Council Mayor Amanda Findley said “residents can pay their rates or water bills in a range of COVID safe ways rather than face-to-face”.
“While the NSW Health Orders are in place residents are reminded there are a variety of accessible ways to make payments without making the trip to town,” Clr Findley said.
“Gone are the days where you need to walk into Council’s Nowra or Ulladulla Administration Offices, as you can now make a payment online or at your local Post Office outlet.
“For some, paying a bill online will be a new experience, and Council’s customer service team can assist with finding the method that best suits your needs.
“I want to acknowledge that the past few months have been challenging for many ratepayers and if you are experiencing challenges, I would encourage you to contact Council and advise them of any problems so arrangements or an agreement can be put in place,” Clr Findley stated.
Ways to pay your rates or water bill during the stay-at-home restrictions:
- Pay online - visit Council’s website
- Pay by BPAY - Council payments can be made using BPAY either over the phone or the internet
- At Australia Post - you can make payments at any Australia Post outlet if you present your account or invoice with the barcode intact
- By telephoning - our friendly team on 1300 004 431 and quote the reference number
- Mail your payment to PO Box 42 Nowra NSW 2541
- Pay via Centrepay - If you are a Centrelink customer and wish to use Centrepay to pay your Rates or Water, you need to contact a Centrelink office during business hours to arrange this
For more information visit Council’s website or call us to speak to a Council customer service team member on 1300 429 3111.
Image: Couple using an tablet device to pay Council rates6 September 2021
In line with the current NSW Public Health Order Stay-At Home restrictions, Shoalhaven City Council is reminding residents that the Nowra and Ulladulla Administration Offices are closed, and payments can be made online, over the phone, or at their local Australia Post outlet.
Shoalhaven City Council Mayor Amanda Findley said “residents can pay their rates or water bills in a range of COVID safe ways rather than face-to-face”.
“While the NSW Health Orders are in place residents are reminded there are a variety of accessible ways to make payments without making the trip to town,” Clr Findley said.
“Gone are the days where you need to walk into Council’s Nowra or Ulladulla Administration Offices, as you can now make a payment online or at your local Post Office outlet.
“For some, paying a bill online will be a new experience, and Council’s customer service team can assist with finding the method that best suits your needs.
“I want to acknowledge that the past few months have been challenging for many ratepayers and if you are experiencing challenges, I would encourage you to contact Council and advise them of any problems so arrangements or an agreement can be put in place,” Clr Findley stated.
Ways to pay your rates or water bill during the stay-at-home restrictions:
- Pay online - visit Council’s website
- Pay by BPAY - Council payments can be made using BPAY either over the phone or the internet
- At Australia Post - you can make payments at any Australia Post outlet if you present your account or invoice with the barcode intact
- By telephoning - our friendly team on 1300 004 431 and quote the reference number
- Mail your payment to PO Box 42 Nowra NSW 2541
- Pay via Centrepay - If you are a Centrelink customer and wish to use Centrepay to pay your Rates or Water, you need to contact a Centrelink office during business hours to arrange this
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| Couple using an tablet device to pay Council rates |
For more information visit Council’s website or call us to speak to a Council customer service team member on 1300 429 3111.
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