Wellington Shire Council's vision is for happy people, healthy environment and thriving communities.
You have several payment options available for paying your rates.
It's easy for you to pay and manage your rates online. By signing up to ‘Payble’ you can pay in full or choose flexible payment options that suit you – by paying weekly, fortnightly, monthly or quartley.
Flexible payments will send you SMS reminders and allow you to pay your rates via direct debit from a nominated bank account or credit card. You will need a mobile number to set up this payment method.
To sign up visit pay.wellington.vic.gov.au.
The instalment method spreads your payments to four amounts over the year. The dates for payment by instalments are:
Our website offers an online payment option for you to pay your rates. Visit our Online Payments page to pay your rates conveniently and securely.
The Direct Debit process is currently being improved to provide better payment options. The details will be updated in the coming months. For more details view our Direct Debit Request Service Agreement.
Rates may be paid over the telephone or internet using B-Pay. Simply contact your financial institution and quote our Biller Code 41293. Your assessment number is your personal identification code found on your Rates Notice.
Register for BPAY View and receive, pay and store bills in your online banking account. Receive and pay bills from anywhere in the world, any time of the day or night through the security of your online banking account. BPAY View is accessible anytime and anywhere you have access to your online, mobile or phone bank.
EFTPOS facilities are available at Wellington Shire Council's Sale Service Centre and Yarram Service Centre.
Australia Post accepts Wellington Shire Council rate instalment payments and offer you three ways in which you can pay: in person, over the phone or on the internet. You may pay by cash, cheque or EFTPOS (debit cards only) at any Australia Post branch.
If you are experiencing financial hardship and require assistance, complete a Financial Hardship Application form.
All applications received are treated in a consistent, equitable and confidential manner. Once the application has been received, a letter will be sent to you via post to notify you of the outcome.