City of Belleville – Information Regarding Postal Interruptions

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Canada Post vehicles parked outside a sorting facility on May 16, 2010, Toronto, Ontario Canada

In light of the recently announced Canada Post disruptions, we would like to advise residents to avoid putting any payments or time-sensitive documents in the mail for the time being and to consider signing up for online services where possible.

Water Utility Billing
Switching to paperless billing offers lasting convenience and efficiency, regardless of postal service delays.

My.Belleville.ca – Water Utilities and Property Taxes Account Information

To sign up for eServices for water utilities and property taxes, customers can go to https://my.belleville.ca and select Utility and/or Property Taxes. Please note: your account number and the PIN from a previous bill is required to set up eServices account. Water Utilities and Property Tax have unique account numbers and PINs. Through your online account, you will be able to view billing details, past transactions and balances in real time.

Late Payments
Customers should be aware that late payment charges will still be applied to your account for unpaid bills.

Payment Options
The City of Belleville offers the following alternative payment options for property taxes, water utility bills, parking tickets and more:

· Online: Payments for property taxes, water utility, accounts receivable and parking tickets can be made online through the City’s online services webpage (convenience fees may apply).

· Financial Institutions: Property tax and water utility payments may be made at any financial institution or through your bank’s telephone or online banking services. Please ensure your account numbers are entered correctly.

· Pre-authorized Payment Plans: Property tax pre-authorized payment forms and water utility pre-authorized payment forms are available online for monthly or installment payments.

· Telephone: Payments for property taxes and water utility can be made by credit card by calling 1-877-831-6390 (convenience fees may apply).

· Drop Box: The City of Belleville Drop Box is located at City Hall (169 Front St.) at the northwest corner of the building. The Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre Drop Box (265 Cannifton Rd.) is located beside the

customer service desk. As a reminder, please do not include cash in the drop box.
· In-Person: Payments for a number of services can be made by cash, cheque or card at City Hall (169 Front St.) or the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre (265 Cannifton Rd.) Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (with the exception of holidays).

If you are a vendor with the City expecting payments, please ensure you are set up for Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) payments by emailing ap@belleville.ca for the EFT form. For more information on payments, please contact the appropriate department below:

· Property Taxes – tax.info@belleville.ca or 613-967-3243

· Water Customer Service – waterbilling@belleville.ca or 613-966-3657

· Accounts Receivable – receivables@belleville.ca or 613-968-6481
· Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre – 613-966-4632

Submitting Documentation
All other non-bill correspondence for the City should be dropped off at the appropriate customer service desk Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

We will provide updates as they become available and appreciate residents’ patience and cooperation during this time.

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