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1455 days ago

Using the Wellington City Council's FIXiT app

Tom Neighbourly Lead from Karori

A post earlier today mentioning an increase in tagging in Karori suggests that it may to time, once again, to remind everyone of the Wellington City Coucil's FIXiT app. Anyone encountering anything that requires the Council's attention should advise the City Council by phone (04 499 44 44) or, preferably, via the WCC FIXiT app.
The app is easy to download and, from comments that I have seen, its use seems to prompt a more immediate response than a phone call.
When you install the app it will ask you to give it permission to access your Location, Photos/Media/Files, and your Camera. To use it, you simply open the app and follow the simple instructions, including taking a photo of the graffiti or any other thing that needs attention by the Council.

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Do you think banning gang patches is reasonable?
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Should all neighbours have to contribute to improvements?
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