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Council refers city payment-card processing to performance-audit committee
Summary
Council agreed to request the Performance Audit Committee to review the finance department’s payment-card processing environment — covering credit/debit/ACH/web payments and terminals — to evaluate compliance, fees and opportunities for consolidation, after a presentation by Finance Director Joe Dollinger.
The Lincoln City Council voted to refer a request to the city's Performance Audit Committee to evaluate the finance department’s payment-card processing environment. Finance Director Joe Dollinger said the review would examine how the city processes credit cards, debit cards and ACH payments across web payments and terminals — including parking, transfers and water-bill payments — to strengthen compliance and identify possible efficiencies.
Dollinger told the council the review should help the city plan for future payment-card industry compliance requirements and could reveal opportunities to consolidate merchant-processing agreements and reduce fees. Council recorded no public opposition and approved the referral on a unanimous roll call.
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