LA VERGNE, Tenn. (WTVF) — The City of La Vergne continues efforts to restore its digital systems following a cybersecurity incident that began last Friday.
City officials said investigations and recovery are still underway, but some essential services will resume using temporary paper-based processes once offices reopen.
Water billing and property taxes:
- Payments can be made by check or money order through the drop box at 1500 E. Nir Shreibman Blvd. or by mail.
- Cash and credit or debit card payments are not being accepted at this time.
- The city’s online payment portal remains offline.
- No late fees will be charged, and no water accounts will be shut off while offices are closed.
Municipal Court:
- Court hearings originally scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 22, have been postponed.
- New court dates will be mailed to those affected, or residents can call the court clerk at 615-287-8630 for more information.
City officials are asking the community for patience as teams continue working to restore normal operations.
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