CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS LAUNCHES IPHONE APPLICATION
Potholes, high weeds and grass, trash collection issues, stray animals can now be reported via RequestIndy Mobile
INDIANAPOLIS – Mayor Greg Ballard today announced the launch of RequestIndy Mobile, a free application for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices that allows users to report problems and request city services from the Mayor’s Action Center (MAC).
“RequestIndy Mobile offers yet another way to connect with city government. Now, in addition to calling the MAC and submitting requests online through the RequestIndy portal, people are able to report issues as they spot them,” Mayor Ballard said. “This is the next phase of development for the MAC in its mission to deliver outstanding customer service, and I am pleased to be able to tell residents, ‘We have an app for that.’”
RequestIndy Mobile features include:
RequestIndy Mobile is currently supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch devices running iOS V 3.1.3 and higher. Some older devices will not be able to access all features of the application, and devices lacking either a GPS or camera will experience slightly limited functionality; however, users still will be able to successfully submit requests.
RequestIndy is available for free at the Apple App Store by browsing the store. Users also may download it via the App Store in iTunes
The application will continue to be tested throughout launch phases.