<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

The story goes like this..  I work as a seasonal government employee  about 2 years ago I got into a minor accident that sent someone to the hospital with minor back pain.  The police showed up and gave me a basic DUI road test.  I was told by the police that if I wanted to consent to getting a blood taken and test I could.  I talked to my supervisor and he said that I should do it and that the town would have to foot the bill.  Later after the blood test and writing up a police report I get a bill for the blood test.  I submitted it to my department's secretary who said she would take care of it.  I then proceeded to move out of state as I do at the end of every season.  I moved back and found out that they had not in fact taken care of the bill.  

I gave it to them again.  I then was directed to the city clerks office by our department's secretary. The City Clerk then informed me because there was no injury to me that it did not fall under workman's compensation benefits.  I asked her if it could possibly fall under the city's liability or auto insurance to which she responded no.  Which to me makes no sense. 

Most recently I wrote a letter to the mayor and found unsympathetic ears.  He essentially forwarded my Email that I sent him to the clerks office who told me the same garbage as above.  

The bills total about 900 dollars. I've asked my supervisor to take care of them and he just keeps telling me that "Don't worry I'll take care of it" Its been the same mantra for over a year.  This is effecting my credit to the point where I can't get approved for credit card. 

Reddit what do I do now?
<bot>: I've submitted bills that total $900 to work but they are not getting paid even after asking everyone including the mayor (gov job).