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Payment Methods in Newton County: What Three Rivers Accepts (and What It Doesn’t)

Paying a Newton County solid-waste bill through Three Rivers? The fastest way to avoid headaches is knowing which payment options actually work. Here's the breakdown—plus who to call when something goes wrong.

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Payment Methods in Newton County: What Three Rivers Accepts (and What It Doesn’t)

Three Rivers accepts Visa, American Express, Mastercard, and Discover for Newton County solid waste bills. You'll pay through the Customer Payment Portal - have your account number and card details ready before you start.

Note: Newton County does not accept bank drafts for solid waste billing at this time.

Need help setting up your account or sorting out a billing issue? Call 1-800-253-0831. This toll-free line handles customer setup and general billing questions for Three Rivers.

For questions specific to Newton County solid waste, try the local number: (601) 635-2517. Use this one when your issue is county-related rather than general account setup.

Need to mail paperwork? Send it to Three Rivers Planning & Development District at 75 South Main Street, Post Office Box 690, Pontotoc, MS 38863.

Payment Methods in Newton County: What Three Rivers Accepts (and What It Doesn’t)

Failed Payments

  • ✓ Call 1-800-253-0831 for billing help if your payment won’t go through.
  • ✓ Have your account number ready when you call so they can pull up your billing information quickly.

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