The app allows users to report city service requests, including potholes and broken street lights. Users can upload photos and track their requests as they are routed to city staff for solutions.
County of Los Angeles - Department of Public Works
Report and track county services easily.
The app allows Los Angeles County residents to report and track various services. Users can report issues like potholes, graffiti, illegal dumping, and property violations, and request park maintenance.
Report local issues like potholes and damaged signs using GPS location. Choose from predefined problem categories. Upload photos or videos to support reports. Track progress on submitted requests.
Report non-emergency issues like potholes or graffiti using GPS location. Select from predefined problem types and upload photos. Track reports from submission to resolution. Receive updates on city team responses.
Report issues, track progress, communicate with city
Report non-emergency city issues like potholes and street light outages. Submit reports with photo uploads and track their status. Communicate with Public Works, Code Enforcement, and Animal Services departments.
Listen to live streams. Download and access full podcasts from 'Matina Codina' and other preferred sections. Share audio content on social media and send it to smart TVs or smart speakers. Receive notifications for alerts and highlighted content.
Monitor traffic flow by analyzing vehicle density in each lane. Detect road construction, closures, accidents, and police vehicles. Identify potholes and available parking spaces using live camera input.
Report local issues such as potholes, graffiti, and damaged street signs by submitting service requests. Track city responses and view reports from other users. Upload photos and share updates.
Request non-emergency city services like pothole reports and information inquiries. Submit service requests, track their status, and access city resources. Receive notifications on updates and communicate with local authorities.
Report local issues like streetlight outages, potholes, and illegal dumping. Submit photos and descriptions. Send alerts to city officials. Track resolution status and view community reports.
The app connects citizens to online city services and resources. It includes a citizen reporting tool, city news and events, park locations, and metro bus schedules.
The app provides access to Pasadena City Hall services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Users can report issues like graffiti, potholes, or abandoned carts, with the option to include photos for routing to the correct department.