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Credit card or ATM/debit card number and expiration date.City of Austin account number, including any leading zeroes.Quick Payment lets you pay your utility bill with: When you make a quick payment, you are leaving the City of Austin website. Quick Payments are processed by Paymentus - our secure, third-party payment processor. Please report problems as soon as you encounter them.Quick Payment Transaction Fee and Limit Changes – Effective June 15, 2023 To report problems using GETS, call 800-818-GETS (4387) or 703-818-GETS (DC Metro Area). Department of Homeland Security, Office of Emergency Communications (OEC),.GETS Operations and Administrative Support There is no cost to apply or to obtain a GETS card. If your organization qualifies, the GETS Program Office will send GETS cards to you. In your application, you will need to certify that your mission meets national security and emergency preparedness requirements as set out in the GETS program information. How Do I Enroll?īy filling out an application and providing a point of contact for your organization. This program can be extremely beneficial during a major disaster or attack in which the public telecommunications networks are congested by high call volumes and/or damage to the telecommunications infrastructure.
By using your GETS card number, your call receives priority over regular calls, thereby greatly increasing the probability that your wireline call will get through the network, even when congested. If you rely on wireline communications services on a daily basis to perform critical national security and emergency preparedness functions, including those areas related to safety, maintenance of law and order, and public health, you need GETS. You should enroll if your organization is a Federal, state, local, and tribal police department, fire department, public safety answering point or 9-1-1 call center, EMS entity, essential healthcare provider or any other organization that uses telecommunication services necessary for the public health, safety, and maintenance of law and order. The GETS program is in effect all the time-it is not contingent on a major disaster or attack taking place. To get priority access over cellular communications networks, you need to use the Wireless Priority Service (WPS) program. Users receive an access card (GETS card), which has both the universal GETS access number and a Personal Identification Number (PIN). GETS is a program of the Department of Homeland Security, Office of Emergency Communications that prioritizes calls over wireline networks.
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