Paying your monthly electric bill to Linn County REC is easy and convenient with multiple payment options. This comprehensive guide provides full details on the available bill pay methods, instructions for setting up recurring payments, tips to avoid late fees, and more.
Overview of Linn County REC
Linn County REC is an electric cooperative providing power to over 17000 members in Linn County Iowa. As a co-op, they are owned by the members they serve.
Linn County REC offers affordable electric rates along with programs like rebates, payment assistance, and budget billing. Keeping your account in good standing by paying bills on time ensures uninterrupted electric service.
Ways To Pay Your Linn County REC Bill
Linn County REC provides multiple payment options to fit any schedule or preference. Here are the main methods:
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SmartHub – Pay online or via mobile app. Supports one-time payments or recurring auto-pay.
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Phone – Call toll-free anytime to pay by credit/debit card or checking account.
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Online Bill Pay – Set up through your bank’s online bill pay
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Mail – Send check or money order to Linn County REC headquarters.
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In Person – Pay by cash, check, or money order at an office or payment kiosk.
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MoneyGram – Make a cash payment at any MoneyGram location using receive code 15106.
Paying Online With SmartHub
The easiest and most convenient way to pay is through SmartHub. You can access SmartHub to make one-time payments or set up recurring auto-pay.
Follow these steps to pay your bill on SmartHub
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Go to www.linncountyrec.com and click on “Pay Now Via SmartHub”
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Login or create a new SmartHub account
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Select “Pay Now” and enter payment details
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Choose a payment method like credit/debit card or checking account
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Review payment info and submit
Your Linn County REC account will update instantly after paying through SmartHub. It’s fast, simple, and secure.
Setting Up Recurring Auto-Pay
For ultimate convenience, enroll in auto-pay through SmartHub to have your bill paid automatically each month.
Here’s how to set up recurring auto-pay:
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Login to your SmartHub account
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Go to Billing & Payments > AutoPay Program
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Select AutoPay for electric bill
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Enter your payment method information
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Confirm your enrollment details
Once enrolled, Linn County REC will withdraw your monthly bill payment automatically on the due date. You’ll avoid late fees and save time by automating payments.
Paying by Phone
Call 1-844-966-2052 anytime to pay your Linn County REC bill by phone. You’ll need your account number and 4-digit PIN. Here are the steps:
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Call the toll-free bill pay number
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Enter your account number and 4-digit PIN
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Select your payment amount
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Provide credit/debit card or checking account details
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Your payment will process immediately
Phone payments provide a quick option when you need to pay last minute before the due date.
Paying by Mail
To pay by mail, simply send a check or money order to:
Linn County REC
PO Box 69
Marion, IA 52302
Write your account number on the check or money order and allow 5-7 days for delivery. Payments must be received by the due date to avoid late fees.
Avoid Late Fees
To avoid a late payment fee, ensure your bill payment is received by the due date printed on your monthly statement.
Tips to avoid late fees:
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Enroll in recurring auto-pay through SmartHub to never miss a payment
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Schedule one-time payments 5-7 days before the due date
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Pay online to avoid mail delays
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If mailing payment, send at least 7 days before due date
Manage Paperless Billing
For added convenience, go paperless by setting up electronic billing through SmartHub. You’ll receive bill notifications by email rather than mail.
To enroll in paperless billing:
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Login to SmartHub
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Go to Notifications > Notification Preferences
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Select Paperless Billing and submit
Going paperless helps you avoid late fees by getting bill reminders directly via email. It also reduces clutter and saves paper.
Contact Linn County REC
If you have any questions about billing or payment options, contact Linn County REC:
Phone: 1-319-377-1587
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.linncountyrec.com
The friendly staff can assist with payment issues, updating your account, clarifying billing questions, and more.
Paying your Linn County REC electric bill is fast and simple through payment options like SmartHub, phone, mail, or in person. Enroll in paperless billing and auto-pay for maximum convenience. Avoid late fees by ensuring payment is received by the due date. Use this guide to manage your electric account payment easily and efficiently.
Using energy wisely.
Linn County REC encourages the efficient use of energy by offering our members rebates, optional rates and energy saving tips.
Linn County REC uses a 3-tier time-of-day rate schedule for all residential (11TOD, 12TOD) and small commercial (13TOD) members. This includes members who are on our optional Heat Plus and Alternative Energy Provider (AEP) Rates.
Your power is our priority.
Linn County REC committed to providing reliable, uninterrupted electrical power to our members, but sometimes, storms, car accidents – and even squirrels – can cause power outages.
In the event of an outage, contact Linn County REC by phone, text or the SmartHub app. Visit Outage Management for more information and to view our outage map.
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How do I pay my Linn County Rec Bill?
Simply bring a cash payment, Linn County REC account number, and receive code 15106. Payment processes may vary depending on your location. Simply ask an associate for help. Linn County REC has contracted with National Information Solutions Cooperative to make electronic bill payment options available to its members.
Who owns Linn County Rec?
Linn County REC is owned by the people we serve. That’s why we call you members, not customers. We are local – living and working along side you. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. ©Linn County REC. All rights reserved.
How do I pay the Linn County Treasurer?
By mailing payment to Linn County Treasurer at 935 2nd Street SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404. Make check payable to Linn County Treasurer. Spring payments must be postmarked by March 31. Fall payments must be postmarked by Sept. 30. Via drop box in front of the Linn County Public Service Center.
How do I access my REC account and pay my bill?
Linn County REC members can access their account and pay their bill through SmartHub. To create an account or log in, use the SmartHub link below. Watch SmartHub Introduction Video More informational videos on how to use SmartHub online from your computer, Android devices and iOS devices are available here.