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The City’s Cashiering Program will be closed from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m today, Dec. 10. Staff will not be available during this time to assist customers.

Utility customers have the availability to use alternative options for payments:

  • After Hours: Deposit payments in the drop-box located between City Hall and Thomas Branigan Memorial Library.
    · Pay-by-Phone: Available 24-hours a day. Call (575) 541-2111 and press 4. E-check, Visa, MasterCard and Discover Cards are accepted.
    · Pay Online: Visit UtilityHawkto make a payment or set up an auto-draft for your utility bill.
    · Walmart: Pay with cash at any Las Cruces Walmart store. There is a $1 service fee.
    · One-time Payment: Visit PaymentUSto make a one-time payment online.

Cashiering appreciates your understanding and assistance.

For more information, call the Cashiering Program at (575) 541-2138.

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