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Big news Were now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person services, plus PhilaDox gets an upgrade!

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Philadelphia's Department of Records has made significant strides in service enhancement by now accepting credit and debit cards for in-person transactions. This change is coupled with an upgrade to the PhilaDox website, which aims to facilitate a more user-friendly experience. The integration of card payments is expected to streamline processes, making it easier for residents to access necessary records. Officials emphasize that these updates are part of a larger initiative to modernize city services and improve accessibility for all citizens. The Department of Records is committed to leveraging technology to enhance public service delivery.

By adopting these changes, the city aligns itself with contemporary payment trends, ensuring that residents can transact efficiently. The upgrades reflect the city’s dedication to improving the quality of public services. This initiative is anticipated to significantly impact how residents interact with the Department of Records.

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