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St. Charles, IL Launches “St. Charles Connect” Mobile Citizen Service Request App
Apr 2nd
The city of St. Charles launched a new Smartphone application which allows citizens to identify and report non-emergency civic issues, such as public works, quality of life, and environmental issues. This mobile reporting platform will improve how St. Charles delivers services to its neighborhoods.
“St. Charles Connect” allows a user to capture a photo, video, or audio of the problem. The user then uploads the media and, along with GPS location information pulled directly from the device, submits a report directly to the appropriate department. Once a report is submitted, feedback is provided to the user based on the action taken by the department handling the report.
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Holland, MI Launches “Citizen’s App” Mobile Citizen Service Request App
Sep 10th
The City of Holland launched a new Smartphone application which allows citizens to identify and report non-emergency civic issues, such as public works, quality of life, and environmental issues. This mobile reporting platform will improve how delivers services to its neighborhoods.
“Citizen’s App” allows a user to capture a photo, video, or audio of the problem. The user then uploads the media and, along with GPS location information pulled directly from the device, submits a report directly to the appropriate department. Once a report is submitted, feedback is provided to the user based on the action taken by the department handling the report.
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Omaha, NE Mayor Suttle Unveils ‘Omaha Mobile App’ to Residents
Aug 16th
Omaha Mayor Jim Suttle hosted “Download Day” for the new Omaha Mobile App (OMA), a smart phone application that allows users to snap and submit photos of graffiti, dumping, and other problems to the City of Omaha. The app was launched at a press conference this morning at Essex Park.
Mayor Jim Suttle uses the new "Omaha Mobile App" on his iPhone to take a photo of graffiti on a piece of equipment in Essex Park in South Omaha. Photo: City of Omaha
I have been committed to using innovation and technology to decrease costs, increase efficiency, and provide citizens with greater access to their government. Today we have taken technology a step further, offering Omaha residents a free mobile application for smart phones that makes it possible to report problems or request city services in a matter of seconds. - Mayor Jim Suttle
Peoria, AZ Launches ‘Civic Reporter’ App
Jul 14th
The city of Peoria launched a new Smartphone application which allows citizens to identify and report non-emergency civic issues, such as public works, quality of life, and environmental issues. This mobile reporting platform will improve how Peoria delivers services to its neighborhoods.
PeoriaAz Civic Reporter allows a user to capture a photo, video, or audio of the problem. The user then uploads the media and, along with GPS location information pulled directly from the device, submits a report directly to the city’s appropriate department. Once a report is submitted, feedback is provided to the user based on the action taken by the department handling the report.
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Marana, AZ Launches ‘My Marana” Mobile Citizen Service Request App
Jun 12th
The Town of Marana, AZ is excited to announce the launch of its first mobile application with the new ‘My Marana” app. This free app, developed by CitySourced, allows residents to issues, such as abandoned bicycles and vehicles, damaged signs, graffiti, illegal dumping and potholes. Issues can be reported using photos, video, or audio.
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Cedar Park Launches “CP Connect” Mobile Citizen Service Request App
Jun 5th
Cedar Park, Texas launched a new Smartphone application which allows citizens to identify and report non-emergency civic issues, such as public works, quality of life, and environmental issues. This mobile reporting platform will improve how Cedar Park delivers services to its neighborhoods.
“CP Connect” allows a user to capture a photo, video, or audio of the problem. The user then uploads the media and, along with GPS location information pulled directly from the device, submits a report directly to the appropriate department. Once a report is submitted, feedback is provided to the user based on the action taken by the department handling the report.
Columbia County, GA Unveils “Citizen Reporter” on ABC News
Jun 2nd
ABC News affiliate in Augusta, Georgia sat down with Columbia County, GA team to learn more about the “Citizen Reporter” app. WJBF News Channel 6′s Archith Seshadri reports. This video shows the app in action.
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City of Rialto Launches ‘Rialto CA iTip!’ Mobile Citizen Service Request App
Jun 1st
The city of Railto, CA launched a new Smartphone application which allows citizens to identify and report non-emergency civic issues, such as public works, quality of life, and environmental issues. This mobile reporting platform will improve how Rialto delivers services to its neighborhoods.
‘Rialto CA iTip!’ allows a user to capture a photo, video, or audio of the problem. The user then uploads the media and, along with GPS location information pulled directly from the device, submits a report directly to the appropriate department. Once a report is submitted, feedback is provided to the user based on the action taken by the department handling the report.
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Reno, Nevada App to CrowdSource Transportation Planning
May 24th
The Reno, Nevada Regional Transportation Commission has teamed up with CitySourced and Fehr & Peers to create a digital platform for residents to participate in the local planning process. Using both the web and mobile apps, residents can provide feedback and help shape the future of the local living environment.
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City of Kamloops, BC Launches “myKamloops” Mobile App
May 11th
Kamloops, BC – The City of Kamloops is excited to announce the launch of its first mobile application with the new “myKamloops” app. This free app, developed by CitySourced, is intended to act as a Report A Problem channel, allowing residents to report civic issues of concern, whether it be graffiti, potholes, fallen trees, overflowing garbage cans, obscured or fallen signs, or any similar issue.
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