I am pleased to report that residents can now pay their parking tickets on line and by credit card! The following is the link to the site.
www.parkingticketpayment.com/greenburgh
PAUL FEINER
Welcome to the Parking Ticket Payment System for the
Town of Greenburgh, New York
ParkingTicketPayment.com is a service being offered in conjunction with the Town of Greenburgh. This service will allow you the convenience of paying any current and/or outstanding parking tickets issued by the Town of Greenburgh over a secure web site with most major credit cards. Once payments are processed through ParkingTicketPayment.com, records at the Town of Greenburgh will be updated accordingly, in real-time, and your parking tickets will be marked as paid.
In order to offer you this service, you must agree to the following User Agreement. Please note that a flat rate convenience fee of $3.50 will be charged per ticket paid through ParkingTicketPayment.com.
You must agree to the terms and conditions in the User Agreement then click the button below:
ParkingTicketPayment.com is wholly owned by Parking Ticket Payment, LLC, which is an entity separate from the Town of Greenburgh. ParkingTicketPayment.com is not affiliated with the Town of Greenburgh other than to provide the ParkingTicketPayment.com service as a means to accept online payments for unpaid parking tickets. Any technical issues regarding the use of ParkingTicketPayment.com should be addressed to the webmaster@parkingticketpayment.com. Parking Ticket Payment, LLC is not responsible for handling ticket inquiries or disputes. These issues are to be directed to the Town of Greenburgh. Parking Ticket Payment, LLC values the privacy of the ParkingTicketPayment.com users. ParkingTicketPayment.com does not store or share any user information with any third parties. The ParkingTicketPayment.com web site does not use cookies and provides a connection secured with the latest SSL technology to ensure the safety of transactions processed through this site. By agreeing to the terms and conditions, you acknowledge that you will be charged a flat rate convenience fee of $3.50 per ticket paid through ParkingTicketPayment.com which will be included in the amount charged to your credit card by the Town of Greenburgh. You also acknowledge that neither the Town of Greenburgh, nor Parking Ticket Payment, LLC is responsible for any transactions initiated by you, the user, through the ParkingTicketPayment.com web site.
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On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2010 AT 5:00PM THE TOWN OF GREENBURGH WILL HOLD ITS FIRST MULTI-CULTURAL HOLIDAY CELEBRATION WITH DANCE, SONG AND SPOKEN WORD. A RECEPTION, SPONSORED BY SHOPRITE FOOD MARKETS WILL FEATURE, “HEALTHLY EATING FOR THE HOLIDAYS.” PLEASE JOIN US FOR A DELIGHTFUL AND FUN KICK-OFF TO THE HOLIDAY SEASON IN OUR TOWN.
Special Event Announcement
Scholarship Benefit
The North Elmsford Civic Association and the Theodore D. Young Community Center
Presents: THE MESSIAH by Handel
Performed by: The Convent Avenue Baptist Church Sanctuary Choir
And the Sugar Hill; Orchestra of NYC
Saturday, December 4th , 2010 @ 4:00pm
Place: Theodore D. Young Community Center
32 Manhattan Avenue, White Plains, {Greenburgh}, NY 10607
General Admission for Adults $25.00
Fr information please call Mrs. Cynthia Brown 914-592-4379 or Mr. Lee Trollinger 914-989-3631
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2 comments:
It's amazing how the Town accepts contributions of food from businesses who are in the permit process. Shop-Rite has yet to open and still has to pass building department inspections. Frankie & Fanucci has an application before the Zoning Board yet they were asked to donate food to a recently prior event at Town Hall. The Town should not be soliciting or accepting contributions from anyone or any business who has an open application before the Town. If the Supervisor & Town Clerk want to feed people at their PR events then they should pay for the food!
I just read in the Inquirer that Greenburgh gave the newly hired court administrator a raise of $25,000 which brings her salary to $100,000. She's been working in Greenburgh for 3 months. How can this increase be justified for 3 months of work? How could the court records be in such terrible shape? Why was there no oversight? What is going on in Greenburgh? Great place to live??? It's a better place to work. It seems that everyone in Greenburgh gets a 6 figure salary.
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