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City of Charlottesville launches MyCville app

written by Newspack Team | April 16, 2018
New tool allows citizens to report problems, request services and track progress
 
The City of Charlottesville has launched MyCville, a new online and mobile phone-based tool that allows citizens to report problems, request services, and to track the resolution from start to finish. We are excited to pilot this new approach to engaging citizens and for providing responsive customer service.
 
MyCville is the City’s new Citizen Relationship Management tool. The application allows a community member to request services and report issues from the convenience of their mobile phone. Reports are automatically routed to the appropriate staff and they can include a picture and report the exact location. A map of nearby issues is also displayed so the community can see what friends and neighbors may have already reported.
 
See something that needs fixing?
Take a picture, give us a description, and submit your ticket.
Our staff will keep you informed as the issue is resolved.
 
This is the first phase of MyCville’s implementation and we are focusing on the most commonly requested service needs and issue reports.
 
Service requests include:
    Billing questions

    Building inspections and permits

    Free smoke detector installation

    Recycling container requests

 
Issue reports include:
    Graffiti

    Litter

    Overgrown landscapes

    Potholes

    Sidewalk safety

    Traffic sign issues

    Traffic signal issues

    Missed trash or recycling pickups

 
Get MyCville today!
Follow these links to download the app or just search for MyCville: 
 
    Google Play Store

    Apple iTunes Store

 
Community members can also look for the MyCville links throughout our website and visit our resource page to learn more, to submit an issue, or to check on the status of a ticket from their computer.

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