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See Service Requests on a Map. Search by location, date, or topic to see Service Requests that are open or were closed within the last five days. Looking for more information? Check NYC Open Data for all Service Requests since 2010. Follow NYC311. Download the NYC311 Mobile App. About NYC311 Send Feedback NYC311 Privacy Policy.
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You can get non-emergency information by text 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you have an SMS-capable mobile device, you can text a question about City services to 311-692 and get an immediate response. You can also file several types of complaints. The City does not charge for this service, but your text messaging or data rates may apply.
Report A Concern. Use the Port City 311 app below to request assistance with City services or report non-emergency issues, such as potholes, graffiti, traffic signal/sign problems, special pick-up of bulk items, code violations, etc.
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You can check the status of your complaint using your CCRB Case Number. You should enter the exact number you received without using any spaces or dashes. Initial status is available 25 hours after you have made your complaint. Status information is available for all open cases and remains available for 3 years after the case is closed.
Welcome to 311 Lafayette, the online service portal for Lafayette Consolidated Government. Through 311 Lafayette, citizens can submit service requests and find related information in one, easy-to-access location.