Changes to Credit and Debit Card Processing Fees in Portland

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Effective June 3, 2025, Portland will charge a 2. 95% processing fee for residents using credit or debit cards to pay their sewer, stormwater, and water bills. To bypass this fee, customers are encouraged to make electronic payments directly from their bank accounts. This decision reflects the city's ongoing efforts to provide clear information about payment processing costs and encourage cost-effective payment methods. The city aims to enhance transparency in its financial practices, ensuring that residents understand the implications of their payment choices.

By promoting bank account payments, the city seeks to alleviate added costs for its residents. This change will be communicated through various city channels to ensure all residents are informed. Additional details regarding payment options can be found on the official city website. Portland's designation as a Sanctuary City further underscores its commitment to inclusivity and support for all residents.

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