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Volusia to install two selfserve utility payment kiosks – Daytona Times

SPECIAL TO THE DAYTONA TIMES The COVID-19 pandemic has required Volusia County to adjust and adapt and find convenient and creative ways for residents to conduct business with the county. The latest innovation: self-service payment kiosks. On Tuesday, the Volusia County Council approved a request to buy two CityBase kiosks from Virginia-based Carahsoft Technology Corp. […]

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