Minneapolis 311 12+

Name: Minneapolis 311
Rating: 4.3 (167 reviews)
Author: City of Minneapolis

City of Minneapolis

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- 4.3 • 167 个评分

- 免费

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简介

Want to report a pothole, broken streetlight, or parking meter while on the go? The
Minneapolis 311 app makes reporting issues like these easier than ever. The app
uses GPS to identify your location and also allows you to snap a photo to add to your
service request. Reports are automatically sent to the City’s 311 system and routed to
city departments for resolution. You’ll also be able to follow your issue from the time it
is reported until it is resolved.

The mobile app can also be used to report such issues as graffiti, damaged street signs,
and abandoned vehicles.

This app submits data to City of Minneapolis via a third party service, SeeClickFix. The handling
of the data submitted to the City for servicing the issues submitted using this app is covered by
the city's privacy policy which you may read here: http://www.minneapolismn.gov/about/

Privacy Statement:

SeeClickFix will handle and store your data as well. You can read SeeClickFix's terms of use here: http://seeclickfix.com/terms_of_use

2024年2月22日

版本 5.16.1

- Minor bug fixes

4.3（满分 5 分）

167 个评分

Keep on MPLS. 💗

Running a city requires community involvement. This tool helps the citizens contribute

Impossible to Delete Account

The app is basic, making anything you're reporting a chore. Couple that with a lazy, uninterested city and you've got yourself a near worthless app.

Worse part: there is no way to delete your account. The company behind this app only “deactivates” and explicitly details on their website that they will “continue to make publicly available all user-provided content indefinitely to their partners and third parties.” So there’s that for you. Thanks Minneapolis for keep an eye on citizens once again.

Needs work

The app itself is fine, but the city isn’t always responsive. I understand they’re overwhelmed with winter parking/snow emergency reports right now, but it seems like they ignore many critical safety violations people report, at least in my neighborhood. Almost makes reporting feel pointless because the issues will often go unresolved.