LA VERGNE, Tenn. (WKRN) — La Vergne city systems are still offline as of Tuesday due to last Friday's "cybersecurity incident," officials shared in an update.

City officials said investigations into the incident and system recovery remain ongoing. City offices remain closed at this time. The city will resume some services with manual processes and temporary paper-based procedures once city offices reopen, officials said.

In the meantime, city officials sent an advisory for residents concerned with how to pay their water bill and/or property taxes. They also provided an update about some municipal court hearings.

As for water and property tax bills, residents can submit checks or money order payments in the drop box at 1500 E. Nir Shreibman Blvd. Officials said the city cannot accept cash and credit/debit card payments. According to city officials, payments cannot be accepted on the city's online portal.

During office closures, no late fees will accrue and no water accounts will be shut off, according to the city.

Officials said municipal court hearings scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 22, have been postponed. Residents will receive new dates by mail. Those scheduled can call the court clerk at 615-287-8630.

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