Tuesday, August 16, 2011
 
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Work to replace payment drop boxes begins Wednesday

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[August 16, 2011]  For some time now, the city of Lincoln has been working to replace the payment drop boxes in the 200 block of North Kickapoo, across the street from Latham Park.

The drive-up payment kiosk allows local residents to make payments to such agencies and businesses as the city, county, Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Ameren Illinois, Area Disposal, Comcast, CCAonline and others, without the use of postage. The kiosk also offers two U.S. Postal Service drop boxes.

Last week Mayor Keith Snyder announced that the drop boxes have arrived, but before installing them, work will be done on the concrete banking around the boxes and on the driveway area.

This week the following news release was issued by Tracy Jackson, street and alley superintendent. Please note that the city will have someone on hand to assist with dropping off payments as well as items to be mailed.

News release:

The city of Lincoln Street Department will be removing the pavement around the drop boxes in the 200 block of North Kickapoo Street starting this Wednesday.

New boxes and a new driveway are being installed.

During this process there will be someone there to take your payments or mail and place them in the boxes.

This service will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

[LDN and city news release]

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