, which residents use to report abandoned cars, illegal dumping, missed trash collected and other quality-of-life issues, lawmakers said Wednesday. “What we’re hearing from constituents is that ...

Angelenos submit nearly 2.5 million service requests to the City of Los Angeles. They include everything from graffiti to potholes, bulky item pick-up and illegal dumping."Last week they didn't pick ...

The problem in our city is not that we’re too high tech,” tech entrepreneur and philanthropist Matt Wisdom said. “It’s that ...

Providence has revamped its 311 system to streamline requests for service. 311 is used for non-emergency issues such as potholes, parking violations, missed trash, etc. The new system allows users ...

L.A. residents need to download the new MyLA311 app to keep making service requests on their phones, but officials said it’s ...

Ted Ross, City of Los Angeles general manager of Information Technology Agency, said that each year, LA's 311 system processes nearly 2.5 million requests. "For this reason, the new MyLA311 has ...

The 311 system, created in 2006, has greatly helped increase accountability in the department, Hugen said. She said her precincts, precinct two and part of precincts three and four, had not been late ...

Residents can use the app and website to request graffiti removal, have potholes filled and request to have abandoned couches ...

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Angelenos submit nearly 2.5 million service requests to the City of Los Angeles. They include everything from graffiti to ...

The former 311 system allowed residents to file requests through the app, via email or phone and in person, but now it will all be consolidated into one website in an effort to streamline efficiency.