First in BiH: Citizens of Brčko check utility bills via web application

Citizens of Brčko can now check their utility bills via the portal racun.komunalno.ba, reports the Patria News Agency.

This is the first online service of its kind in BiH, offering citizens the ability to check their utility bills from home. Using racun.komunalno.ba, citizens can check bills for electricity, water supply, garbage collection…

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Director of JP "Komunalno" Brčko District BiH Admir Nuković announced that in addition to checking their utility bills, citizens of Brčko will soon be able to pay their bills electronically, writes the InfoBrcko portal.

- Regarding electronic bill payment, we will be working on that in the next three to four months, but starting today, anyone can access the applications and information related to their own account status. The prerequisite for this is to come to us and pick up their password for accessing this application. Users can also pick up their password when paying their bills - Nuković said.

The racun.komunalno.ba application allows users to check the status of bills for services they use, check consumption and payments for the current and previous years, consumption by month for the last two years, check the total annual consumption, total annual financial debt…

This interesting web publication was announced in mid-July at a press conference held to present the Brčko Smart City concept, and after the website brckosmartcity.com was created and published. This is the second significant segment of interconnecting and publishing functions important for all citizens of Brčko.

The next project related to the Smart City concept, led by the Department for General and Administrative Affairs of the Government of Brčko District BiH, involves establishing wireless internet in the central city zone, from the Town Hall to the Directorate for Finance, and later to the city park and the Square of Justice.

Nuković announced that Brčko will host Innovation Days in October, where it will host representatives from cities in the region that can rightfully be called "smart" already, to share their experiences and knowledge, reports NAP.