VanMap is a Web-based application that lets you view data about Vancouver in map form. The City's GIS (Geographical Information Systems) department gathers information and data from a variety of sources, and constructs detailed map layers for you to view, save, and print out. VanMap is a large part of the City's overall open map strategy, along with Google maps for day-to-day user views.
VanConnect is an app for your smartphone that: Allows you to view and access information about various City programs and services. Increases online engagement, giving you the ability to submit a service request for issues you spot around the city from abandoned garbage and graffiti removal, to pothole and street light repairs.
Ügyfélkapu (Customer Site) is the Hungarian electronic service centre. Through the website you may submit your official documents. Most of the Hungarian office administration forms can be send in or download electronicly. The customers can request information and have access to various records. You can register personally at the municipalities or you can use your qualified electronic signature for registering.
GOV.UK is the website for the UK government. It’s the best place to find government services and information. The site is maintained by the Government Digital Service (GDS). You can find: information and services for citizens and businesses; detailed guidance for professionals; information on government and policy. We work closely with every government department to make sure all the information on GOV.UK is accurate and up to date. GOV.UK is also updated based on results from user testing and feedback from members of the public.
The electronic services of different administrative departments can be reached safely by a single login, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The service is provided in Finnish, Swedish, and English. A separate description page is provided for each service. The description page contains information about the following matters: who the service is aimed at, conditions of using the service, processing time, department providing the service. You can enter the electronic service from the description page. The link "Go to the e-service" is located at the bottom of the page.
SeeClickFix is a communications platform for citizens to report non-emergency issues, and governments to track, manage, and reply--ultimately making communities better through transparency, collaboration, and cooperation. They say all politics is local. While we're not political, we do believe that changes that have a real impact on our daily lives occur at the neighborhood or city level. It's our goal to provide the best tools for residents and governments to communicate for all sizes, populations, and budgets. SeeClickFix could not be done without help.
Commonwealth Connect, a state-wide program, allows residents to efficiently report and respond to non-emergency issues. The State of Massachusetts just released funding to extend the program to an additional 20 municipalities. The Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) is overseeing the grant. Together citizens and governments have identified and repaired damaged public infrastructure, neighborhood blight and storm damage all over the Commonwealth.
Street Bump is a crowd-sourcing project that helps residents improve their neighborhood streets. Volunteers use the Street Bump mobile app to collect road condition data while they drive. The data provides governments with real-time information to fix problems and plan long term investments.
To report non-emergency issues Top Service Requests: Report a missed curbside pickup, Get a pothole fixed, Get a street cleaned, Get rid of a big item, Request needle clean-up, Request graffiti removal, Report a broken street sign, Report a broken traffic signal, Pay a parking ticket, Report a street lamp is out
"Find It, Fix It" is a smartphone app offering mobile users one more way to report selected issues to the City of Seattle. With Find It, Fix It, reporting an issue is as easy as snapping a photo with your smartphone, adding detailed information, and hitting submit.The map's "drag and drop" feature or the phone's own technology can be used to pinpoint the location.