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311 Hampton VA Captures d'écran

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About 311 Hampton VA

Hampton 311 provides a 2-way connection between residents and the City of Hampton.

City of Hampton City Manager Mary Bunting is happy to announce the news Hampton 311 empowering residents to be in immediate 2-way, GEO-targeted communication with the City for a host of services, from their mobile device. Service requests ranging from trash collection to road repair needs can all be communicated directly from any Apple mobile device.

Direct Communication from the City of Hampton

With Hampton 311 the City of Hampton can send information to Hampton residents based on where they physically are in the community; and, to receive and use city-related information in a way never before possible --- providing residents with information that is the most relevant to their homes, neighborhoods or location.

GEO-targeted information can be delivered to Hampton residents as:

• Text Message
• Audio or Video Message
• Image

Residents Can Send the City of Hampton Neighborhood Information and Requests for Service

With Hampton 311 Hampton residents have a powerful new tool for communicating with city government. Communication with the city can be actual service requests with the GPS-tag of the issue; or, reports from residents with information from their neighborhood.

Constant use of GPS in the background may increase your battery usage.