GOGov is thrilled to announce the launch of Big Bear Lake 365, a cutting-edge citizen request management solution and notification alerts mobile app. This innovative solution revolutionizes the way citizens interact with their local government by providing a seamless platform for submitting service requests via a municipality branded mobile app. This mobile app solution will improve community engagement platform with important notifications, service requests and facilitating seamless communication between Big Bear Lake and its residents.

Available for download for free on the App Store and Google Play online stores, the app streamlines the service request process, ensuring prompt resolution of concerns.

Not only does "Big Bear Lake 365” benefit residents, but it also simplifies the workflow for Big Bear Lake staff. With features that enable easy issue tracking and communication with citizens, the new solution enhances efficiency and transparency in service delivery.

Within the Big Bear Lake 365 mobile app, residents can explore a range of features, including:

• Convenient links to important information
• A user-friendly tool for reporting hazards and registering complaints
• Timely news updates and announcements• Important notifications and alerts
• Listings of ongoing events and activities
• And much more…

Empowering residents with instant connectivity and valuable information, Big Bear Lake 365 represents a significant step forward in enhancing the town's digital presence and fostering closer ties between local government and citizens. Download Big Bear Lake 365 today to experience the future of community engagement firsthand!

About Big Bear Lake, CA

Big Bear Lake is a small city in Southern California. It sits on the banks of fish-filled Big Bear Lake. It’s known for Bear Mountain ski resort, with its terrain parks and learner slopes, and family-friendly Snow Summit ski resort. Boutiques, gift shops and restaurants line the streets of Big Bear Lake Village, the commercial area. Surrounding the city, the rugged San Bernardino National Forest has mountain trails.

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