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Jul
19
311 Mobile App!
Filed Under community engagement
311 mobile app is the newest way to report potholes, graffiti, broken street lights
Reporting potholes, graffiti, and broken street lights to the City of Minneapolis is easier thanks to the launch of the new Minneapolis 311 mobile application.
Folks can now report issues to the City through a free app on their iPhone, iPad and Android devices without calling 311 or visiting the City’s website. People who use Blackberry or Windows Phone devices can report service requests to Minneapolis 311 by visiting SeeClickFix.com on their mobile browser.
With the July 18 launch of the mobile app, folks can now report these issues to Minneapolis 311:
- Abandoned vehicle
- Graffiti
- Parking meters
- Parking violations
- Potholes
- Traffic signal timing
- Broken street light
- Traffic sign repair
- Traffic signal trouble
GPS will provide the location of the service request and people will also be able to submit a photo to add more detail to their request. Just like making a request by calling 311 or using the City’s website, the person making the service request will be able to follow their request from start to finish. Service requests with the app can be made any time of day whether or not 311 is open for business and the request will be reported to the appropriate City department immediately.
Nine service requests are now available through the new app and more will be added throughout the year as the seasons change.
SeeClickFix created the app for the City of Minneapolis, and Kana Software, Inc. is providing the technological framework to route the service requests to the appropriate City departments.
The mobile app is available in the app stores for iPhone, Android, and Blackberry devices by searching “Minneapolis 311.” Folks can also find a link to the app on the City’s website.
For your safety and the safety of others, please don’t use the 311 app while driving.
Neighborhood and Community Relations Department
City of Minneapolis Tri Tech Center, Room 220 331 2nd Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55401 (612) 673-3737 ncr@minneapolismn.gov
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