Banglamung district opens ‘One Stop Service’

Banglamung District Office has opened a “one-stop shop”
for paying utility and tax bills.

Warunya Thongrod

Banglamung District Office has opened a “one-stop shop” for paying utility and tax bills.

Residents can use the center to pay Provincial Waterworks Authority, TOT Co., Chonburi Excise Office 2, and Department of Land Transport tax and insurance bills. The center will also accept applications for alcohol and tobacco permits Tuesdays and Thursdays. Government Savings Bank representatives will also be on hand to accept loan payments and handle deposits and withdrawals.

TOT’s Janya Nuansiri said an average of 40-50 people a day are using the one-stop center. “Many people are happy with the service as it saves them time and money,” she said.

Nikhok Suwanphithak said the service is fast and, “I can finish all my errands quickly.”
The center is open from 8.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. For more information, call 038-221-124.

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