Council Connect (CC)

To develop a mobile app, for residents and citizens, to interact and communicate directly with council and local councillors.

  1. Report  issues to city council (Damaged roads, Graffiti, Litter, Broken playground equipment, BBQ not working, Parking, Street Cleaning, Animals, Addition of electric bulb on a street, Noise, etc)
  2. Find Key Locations On map
  3. Garbage pickup schedules, based on local address/postcode
  4. City Libraries
  5. Government Centres
  6. Online Council Payments
  7. Important events
  8. Get in touch with Councillors using channels like Phone, Email, Website, Office, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube

Why the contribution is important

To develop a mobile app, for residents and citizens, to interact and communicate directly with council and local councillors.

  1. Report  issues to city council (Damaged roads, Graffiti, Litter, Broken playground equipment, BBQ not working, Parking, Street Cleaning, Animals, Addition of electric bulb on a street, Noise, etc)
  2. Find Key Locations On map
  3. Garbage pickup schedules, based on local address/postcode
  4. City Libraries
  5. Government Centres
  6. Online Council Payments
  7. Important events
  8. Get in touch with Councillors using channels like Phone, Email, Website, Office, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube

by KnowledgePP on December 05, 2017 at 01:11PM

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Average score : 5.0
Based on : 1 vote

Comments

  • Posted by smalldigbizteam December 05, 2017 at 13:39

    Thanks KnowledgePP for your idea! Stay tuned and have a look at the other ideas - comment, vote and participate.
    Cheers

  • Posted by waspdigital December 18, 2017 at 21:12

    This is a great idea. As an app developer I am all for apps over cumbersome websites for many reasons, and having 80% of thepopulation using a mobile phone or device as their one or main access point, it's no wonder apps are overtaking website builds.
    The abiltiy to engage with subscribers in groups or as a whole is another.
    Imagine a fire is burning out of control in (say) Harvey, WA. Who is going to login to the shire website to check the local area?
    If say (shire of Harvey) had an app, that was useful (book swimming lessons, library hours, pay rates, and the app has the ability to send push notificaitons , one simple push notification is instantly sent from the admin of the app, to hundreds or thousands of people's mobile phones and it "notifies" them instantly of the fire.
    I believe that a good app is far better than a website now that we are all using mobiles.
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