Eagle Accounts Group to Collect Utility Debts for Town of Paragon

April 16, 2012 - PRLog -- Eagle Accounts Group (EAGL) today announced that it was selected by the Town of Paragon to collect utility debts. The Town of Paragon is located in Morgan County Indiana.

Eagle Accounts Group President and CEO, Chet Klene, stated that EAGL is excited to begin this relationship with the Town of Paragon.  EAGL currently has relationships with 60 Indiana counties and is looking forward to the new relationship with the Town of Paragon and Morgan County residents. EAGL's proven strength and experience in managing and collecting governmental debt continues to grow in 2012. EAGL collects several types of governmental debt including personal property tax judgments, traffic tickets, annual child support docket fees, probation fees, and court fines.

Klene added that EAGL is able to provide resources to seek collection of past due debt that many state, county and municipal governmental agencies do not have. Successful collections add money back into the government’s budget for much needed projects.
EAGL's collection agreement with the Town of Paragon provides that EAGL will process collections at no cost to the Town of Paragon; fees are collected from the delinquent taxpayers.

Klene stated that these Town of Paragon utility debts will be collected from EAGL’s Bloomington Indiana office.  EAGL opened the Bloomington location in early 2011.  Eagle Accounts is committed to providing superb service to the Town of Paragon.

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Indianapolis‐based Eagle Accounts Group is a professional, comprehensive consumer and governmental collection agency with clients throughout Indiana. EAGL’s governmental collections portfolio has been growing steadily for the past three years as more than half of Indiana’s counties have entrusted their delinquent accounts to EAGL for debt collection. EAGL has extensive experience collecting delinquent traffic tickets, property taxes, and court docket fees for Indiana county governmental agencies.

EAGL staff members are highly trained, are respectful of clients and customers, and perform their job with integrity while strictly adhering to the guidelines provided by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (amended Nov. 2006) and Indiana collection laws and practices.