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CCRMA Preparing to Prosecute Drivers Who Have Unpaid Tolls on the SH 550
- Updated: September 4, 2015
August 26, 2015 – Brownsville, TX – Customers who have used the State Highway 550 (SH550) in Cameron County and have neglected paying their toll bills, will be prosecuted in the near future. Beginning this summer, the The Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority (CCRMA) will initiate legal proceedings against registered vehicle owners who have continuously ignored requests for payment. Once legal proceedings commence a vehicle owner can be charged with a misdemeanor and face additional fines and fees. Resources are available to provide additional customer service and support for customers to avoid getting penalized and to become aware of legal processes.
CCRMA has contracted with MSB to process all billing and violation enforcement for the SH550 toll road. MSB provides payment options and other payment arrangements to avoid prosecution.
Customers can contact MSB at 1-866-223-3584 or through www.paycameroncountytoll.com. Customers may also contact CCRMA at 956-621-5571 or www.ccrma.org for additional questions or concerns.
The CCRMA is an independent agency created to assist the citizens of South Texas, established in 2004. The CCRMA’s mission remains to significantly contribute to the region’s quality of life by providing effective, safe and accelerated mobility improvements that will encourage economic development and job creation. For additional information and resources, please visit our official website: www.ccrma.org.
