In June 2021, ITS will begin the self-service migration of individual U-M Box accounts. As some units have established a unique business process around their U-M Box Shared Accounts, Unit Ambassadors will be responsible for working within their units to identify existing business processes and design alternative processes that use U-M Dropbox or a different, more appropriate solution. In May 2021, ITS will begin the targeted effort to U-M Box Shared Account holders to prepare and schedule their Shared Account’s self-service migration. Unit Ambassadors can use this insight to inform and assist departments and individuals within their individual units.
Lessons learned are being incorporated into the FAQ and shared with Unit Ambassadors, who then will have the latest information on what exactly to expect during the various phases of the move. Staff representing all teams within ITS are attending weekly U-M Box retirement sessions to ask questions, hear what others are experiencing, and share with the project team their firsthand experiences with the migration process. ITS will be the first unit at the university to pilot the migration out of U-M Box beginning in April 2021. New accounts will be created by exception only by contacting the ITS Service Center.
Part of this effort includes discontinuing the auto-provisioning of new U-M Box accounts to minimize the number of migrations, while also reinforcing the Box retirement. The complete migration out of U-M Box will be accomplished through a phased rollout, beginning with a university-wide campaign that started in March 2021 to encourage faculty, staff, and students to create a U-M Dropbox account if they do not have one already (visit ). Phase OneĪs part of the migration plan, ITS will be making available a self-service tool that allows end users to migrate their data at a time convenient to them. Unit Ambassadors are collaborating with the Box Retirement Project team to ensure the university’s needs are met, and serving as a point of contact between ITS, Unit IT, and end users. This is a convenient way to pay your utility bill without the worry of missing a payment and being subject to delinquent fees.Information and Technology Services is working closely with Box Retirement Unit Ambassadors to empower faculty, staff, and students to migrate their data from U-M Box to U-M Dropbox before December 1, 2021. Auto Bill Pay - The City of Burton is offering an automatic bill payment program for our utility customers.
A convenience fee will be charged in addition to your utility bill.Ħ. Cards accepted are Visa, MasterCard, and Discover.
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Credit Card (Phone) - To pay by phone using a credit card call toll free 1-85. A convenience fee will be charged in addition to your utility bill.ĥ. Credit Card (Online) - Click here to pay your water or sewer bill online using a credit card. Drop Box - There is a 24-7 drop box conveniently located at the east side entrance of City Hall.Ĥ. The office is open from 9:00 am to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday.ģ. In Person - At the Treasurer's office located in City Hall at 4303 S. By Mail - Please include the utility bill stub and note parcel number on your check - DO NOT SEND CASH.Ģ. There are several payment options for paying your water or sewer billġ.
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