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A new app available to Hillsdale residents offers notifications about weather and traffic advisories, city meetings and events, and payment reminders. The My Hillsdale app is available for download on Android and iOS devices.

Fenton Township residents can see traffic delays, events, more information using new app

This article highlights the significant benefits of a municipal app from GOGov for enhancing resident engagement and communication. It underscores how traditional communication methods like email blasts and social media posts can often be insufficient or prone to misinformation, while a dedicated mobile app offers a more reliable, streamlined, and direct connection between local governments and residents.

Village launches new services app that brings local services to the palm of your hand

The launch of the City of Deer Park’s app provides residents with a new tool for improved communication and engagement with local government services. The app offers ways to streamline access to essential information. Links to download the app are included in this article.

The village of Granville now has a mobile app that will provide a one-stop shop for those who want to receive weather and traffic alerts, as well as routine announcements and calendar listings.

One of the smallest cities in the North Davis-Weber area is taking a big step toward upgrading its ability to communicate with the people who live and work there.On Wednesday, Sunset City will launch its Sunset on the Go! app. Officials say the app will provide the city's 5,300 residents with easier access to important, accurate information about what's happening in their municipality.

The City of Palmdale is excited to announce the launch of “My Palmdale,” a mobile application designed to streamline the reporting and resolution of municipal code violations and quality-of-life concerns for residents. The rollout of the new tool demonstrates Palmdale’s commitment to using technology to enhance community engagement and municipal services.

The city of West Linn recently rolled out an app for smart phones that allows users to receive emergency alerts, find info on city events, elections and projects, and report issues like potholes, noise complaints or noxious vegetation. The app, which is available for free from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, launched Monday, July 22.

The Pocket Pickens mobile app recently launched as a one-stop shop for Pickens residents. The app acts as a one-stop shop featuring direct lines to city officials and first responders and offering access to event calendars, city codes and council meetings, among many other features.

The City of Escanaba launched its new app for people to have one place to do everything. MyEscanaba is available to download for Apple and Android devices. Residents can view topics like community events, road closures and job opportunities in one spot.

Rindge has launched a new citizen notifications mobile app, which will send out alerts for town events and updates during emergency situations such as storms or road closures.Rindge Emergency Management launched the program with a table at Sunday’s Family Fest, where residents could learn more about and sign up for the alert system, called Rindge Alerts.