YourGOV iPhone app gets the 311, helps citizens report non-emergency issues

July 6, 2010 9:50 am

YourGov is a free 311 iPhone app from Cartegraph that helps citizens easily forward their observations and concerns to local governments. YourGOV users can submit issues — such as such as potholes, fallen trees, vandalism, and street light outages — complete with location, unique details, and photos. Once submitted, YourGOV will automatically deliver requests to the appropriate participating government agency.

Down YourGOV at iTunes or learn more from Cartegraph.

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  • http://www.silberberginnovations.com Alan W. Silberberg

    Alexis,
    This app is entering a crowded marketplace, with SeeClickFix, City Sourced, and others coming to mind immediately. However, this clearly is going to be the wave of the Gov 2.0 future: Mobile interaction with Governments, not just for problem reporting but lots of other functions too.

    Alan W. Silberberg
    @ideagov on Twitter

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