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Trash all along the sidewalks and streets. Tedishi's Manager states that they no longer have barrels outside the store. People that walk out of the store and away from the store throw the trash on the ground. What can be done?
2nd, Both ends of Perry Street are filthy with trash. 3rd, drive down Wamesit Street is a filth pit as well. Why can't people that are probation do community service and pick up trash? There are numerous other streets here in Lowell that need to be cleaned up.
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La qiray Stephanie Jarosz (Isticmaale Diiwaangashan)
Stephanie Jarosz (Isticmaale Diiwaangashan)
Stephanie Jarosz (Isticmaale Diiwaangashan)
Discontinuing the use of SeeClickFix
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL SEECLICKFIX USERS
In an effort to reinforce the City Manager's commitment to exceptional customer service, the City of Lowell is in the process of consolidating its citizen request systems in order to better service its constituents.
•The City of Lowell is in the process of eliminating all available SeeClickFix service request types by no later than 1/28/2015, by which time it will stop monitoring SeeClickFix.
•All current users of the SeeClickFix system are instructed to begin using the City's E-GovLink system to better assist you with your requests.
•The E-GovLink application is designed to manage Citizen Requests as follows:
◦Visitors may submit feedback/suggestions, request information, place service requests, or report possible code violations to the City of Lowell at your convenience.
◦A ticket number is assigned to each new Request, which allows you to check back at any time to view the current status of your Request. Submitting an email address with your Request will result in a confirmation email, and allow us to more easily contact you as necessary.
◦While it is not necessary to register in order to submit a Citizen Request, we encourage you to do so in order to login and easily track any Citizen Request(s) you submit; doing so also allows you to easily register for mailing lists, newsletters, and updates.
•The City's E-GovLink application may be easily accessed as follows:
◦The City of Lowell Citizen Request System page on the City's website
◦Directly, as a mobile users on smartphones or tablets, via the mobile page, which allows you to submit pictures along with your request.
◦Desktop computer users, may either use the mobile page above, or visit the E-GovLink application page directly.
•The City is working with E-GovLink to deliver a mobile application in the future, designed to provide citizens with other options for submitting citizen service requests.
Continuing forward, the City Manager's office will continue to review evolving technologies as they become available to deliver citizen services in pursuit of delivering exceptional customer service.
Please direct any comments, questions, or concerns to the Office of the City Manager, via 978-674-4000.
Gunther Wellenstein (Isticmaale Diiwaangashan)
Kindly call the office at 978-674-4309.
-Gunther
SW&R Office, DPW
Lowell