Latest Headlines
- Escambia County’s First Wawa Store Now Open; Four More Planned
- FHP Charges Molino Man With DUI After Traffic Crash
- Here’s Your Sign: Century Approves New $35,000 Electronic Message Center
- Escambia County Students Collect 14,540 Pounds Of Food For Manna
- Active Duty Marine Charged With Murder Of Missing Escambia County Woman
- Northview High School Names Students Of The Month
- Christmas Toy Giveaway Friday In Cantonment
- Girl, 12, Killed In Multi-Vehicle Crash On Quintette Road In Pace
- Century Hires City Treasurer From Michigan As Their New Town Clerk
- Update: Suspect Shot By Escambia Deputies Now Charged With Attempted Homicide
License, ID Card, Title And Registration Services Unavailable Until Monday
May 10, 2019
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) is performing a statewide database upgrade, according to Escambia County Tax Collector Scott Lunsford. All driver’s license, vehicle and vessel titling and registration systems both in the person and online will be impacted and unavailable until Monday, May 13.
“We anticipate the impact to our systems could begin in the early afternoon on Friday, May 10,” Lunsford said. “The DHSMV hopes to have the systems restored by the time we open our offices on Monday, May 13.”
Driving test appointments will continue throughout the outage; however, a license cannot be issued if the system is offline. This will impact all DHSMV and tax collector offices and online transactions statewide for driver license, identification cards and title and registration services.
All other tax collector services, such as property tax, business tax receipts, concealed weapon intake, Florida birth certificate and hunting and fishing licensing, will not be impacted, Lunsford said.
Comments