MBPJ out to educate residents of low-cost flats’ on need to pay assessment fees

Convenient method: For residents in low-cost housing areas such as this one in Petaling Utama, the Finance Department had also brought one of MBPJ’s EZ-PAY counter vehicles, so they could settle their assessment rate arrears on the spot to avoid having their removable goods seized.

THE Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) has collected more than RM146,000 from June 6 to 28 in nine locations in the PJS, PJU, SS22 and SS26 areas.

There is, however, an outstanding amount of more than RM658,000 in arrears from the nine commercial and residential areas.