Published: November 16, 2009
Mississippi Collects Nearly $700,000 Through nCourt's Online Traffic Citation Payment System
WOODSTOCK, Ga. - (BUSINESS WIRE) - nCourt, LLC, a leading national provider of eFiling and payment
solutions for lower courts, today announced that its electronic traffic
and citation payments system has helped Mississippi collect nearly
$700,000 in revenue; a $400,000 increase over the amount announced this
past August. Available in 44 Justice and Municipal Courts, nCourt's
secure eCommerce service has enabled Mississippi to significantly reduce
the number of follow-up collection efforts such as warrants, leading to
substantial cost savings for the state and those facing the citations.
"This solution enhances the public's access to the court, makes us
available 24 hours a day, and greatly increases the court's efficiency
through the use of technology, all at no cost to the taxpayer. This
represents all we hope to see in an effective judicial system," said
Shirley Beshears, Court Clerk of Desoto County Justice Court, the second
Mississippi location to implement nCourt's services. "We have offenders
that do not want to give their credit card information over the
telephone and would rather go 'online' to pay their ticket. With the
implementation of nCourt, Desoto County Justice Court is keeping pace
with the increasing trend towards online payments."
nCourt first became available in Forrest County in November of 2008,
followed by Lauderdale and Desoto Counties. Realizing the tremendous
revenue potential, the number of courts quickly escalated to 28 by
August, 2009 and now stands at 44, with total revenue collections
projected to reach over $1.5 Million by the end of the year. With
nCourt, individuals who are facing a traffic violation citation simply
visit a specific Justice Court payment site for their area (for example,
Madison County residents use www.madisoncotix.com)
or www.ncourt.com
for a complete listing and select their county from the menu. The
convenient, easy-to-follow system enables payments to be made and
confirmed within minutes, ensuring completion and avoiding further
potential penalties. Also, in addition to traffic citation payments,
many counties in Mississippi are leveraging nCourt for services such as
the Department of Motor Vehicles, property tax collection and utility
payments.
"We were thrilled to see a high return on the nCourt system for
Mississippi courts back in August," said David Morris, CEO of nCourt.
"To have such a sharp increase in revenue and an additional 16 courts
sign on since then further validates that the services we offer are
win-win for all parties involved. We are looking forward to
Mississippi's continued success!"
In addition to Mississippi, nCourt also serves the online payment needs
of courts, cities, counties and their other revenue-generating
departments for a combined 350+ jurisdictions in 15 other states. These
states include Alabama, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kansas,
Louisiana, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania, Oregon,
Tennessee, and Texas.
To learn more about nCourt, or to use the payment system, visit: www.ncourt.com.
About nCourt, LLC
Founded in 2002, Georgia-based nCourt, LLC is a leading provider of
judicially-based electronic filing solutions. The system enables users
to file documents and pay traffic fines over the Internet with a credit
card quickly and cost effectively, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. nCourt
serves hundreds of courts throughout the country in 16 states including
Alabama, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Texas. Using groundbreaking technology,
tens of thousands of traffic fines and small claims and landlord/tenant
disputes are successfully processed each year through the nCourt online
platform. To learn more, visit www.ncourt.com.
The Jaxson Group for nCourt, LLC
Press Contact:
Liz Erk,
781-279-0370
liz@jaxsongroup.com
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