For residents & payers
Find the right place to pay
Government Window powers payment portals for individual cities, counties and courts. Each agency has its own portal, so the fastest route is the address on your bill or notice — and if you don't have it, we'll find it for you.
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Three ways
How to find your payment portal
- 1
Check the notice you received
Bills, citations and renewal notices carry the exact payment web address and a toll-free phone number for that agency. That is always the fastest route.
- 2
Start from your agency's website
Most jurisdictions link their Government Window payment portal directly from the department page — courts, utilities, tax commissioner, tags or permits.
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Call us and we'll find it
If you have the agency name and what you're paying, our support team can point you to the correct portal in a minute.
Before you start
What to have with you
Different payment types are looked up by different identifiers. Any one of these is usually enough.
Courts
Citation number, case number, name or date of birth
Utilities
Utility account number or service address
Property tax
Parcel number, bill number, owner name or address
Tags & titles
License plate, VIN or renewal notice number
Licenses
License number or business name
Permits
Permit number, parcel or property address
Parks & rec
Household or participant name, program name
eCommerce
The item or reference number on your notice
Still can’t find it? Call us.
Tell our team the agency name and what you’re paying. We support residents directly — you don’t need to reach the agency first.
What your agency has to answer, not us
Government Window processes the payment. The amount owed, due dates, court dates, case status, penalties, service disconnection and eligibility questions are set and answered by the agency itself. If you call us with one of those, we’ll tell you exactly who to contact.
Ready when you are
Work for an agency that doesn't offer online payments yet?
Forward this to your city, county or court. There is no cost to the agency and no long-term contract.
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