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New program encourages residents to ‘SeeClickFix’

by | Oct 8, 2020 | Latest

SeeClickFix, a web tool that allows residents to alert city offi­cials to concerns they may have, has been a success in Sachse since its launch over the summer, according to Sachse Communica­tion Strategist Melinda Bartram.

Using the free app or website, residents can report a variety of issues to staff including high grass and weeds, broken play­ground equipment, potholes and potential building violations. Us­ers simply take a picture of their concern and upload it, along with a few details, then click ‘submit.’ If a user doesn’t know the exact address, the app uses geo-track­ing to pinpoint where the issue was reported.

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By Dustin Butler[email protected]

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