DANDENONG STAR JOURNAL
Home » Casey Council introduces new online payment system

Casey Council introduces new online payment system

City of Casey has launched a new online payment platform — Payble.

Payble will deliver more flexibility to Casey residents in how they schedule and pay their rates.

Payble is free for all Casey residents to use and is being offered in addition to other payment options.

City of Casey Mayor Cr Stefan Koomen said: “We have heard from our community who want more flexible options to manage their payments and more online options to complete transactions, at a time and way that best suits them.

“Using Payble puts our residents in control of their payment schedules and allows people to manage their payments in the way that works for them.”

Residents can sign up to use Payble at any time of the year, and creating an account can be done via the Council’s website.

Once an account is created, residents can make secure one-off payments or set up a weekly, fortnightly, or monthly payment schedule.

Payble will also send reminders for upcoming and overdue payments, and residents can modify their payment schedules at any time without needing to contact Council.

Any resident facing financial hardship should still contact the Council as soon as possible to discuss the options that are available to them.

More information about Payble is available on the Council’s website: casey.vic.gov.au/pay-your-rates-notice

Digital Editions


More News

  • Titans cause dramatic upset…but it’s not enough

    Titans cause dramatic upset…but it’s not enough

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 528963 Berwick Springs needed an outright victory against Keysborough to keep its season alive and the Titans almost got the job done. They won…

  • Cobras convincing as new MDL season rolls around

    Cobras convincing as new MDL season rolls around

    Dartboards have been illuminated for the first time in 2026 with an exciting new season of the Mountain Dart League kicking off on Friday night. In Division 1, the big…

  • Scientist eyes clean hydrogen future

    Scientist eyes clean hydrogen future

    A Noble Park scientist who is forging world-first hydrogen-energy technology has been awarded City of Greater Dandenong’s Sustainability Award. Suraj Loomba, who arrived in Australia on a student visa in…

  • Rates arrears drop as flexible approach pays off

    Rates arrears drop as flexible approach pays off

    Greater Dandenong Council says it’s bucking the trend with fewer ratepayers in arrears. This is despite more ratepayers are doing it tough – with 134 applying for hardship relief as…

  • EPA, Veolia at odds over toxic-waste cell

    EPA, Veolia at odds over toxic-waste cell

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 228738 The state’s pollution watchdog says it remains opposed to a new toxic-waste cell at a controversial hazardous-waste landfill at Taylors Road, Lyndhurst. In…