Mobile City Hall
Available for iPhone, Adroid, Blackberry, and Windows Phone 7!

 

 

Want to report a pothole, graffiti, or other blight in your neighborhood to the City of San José? Then grab your smartphone and download Mobile City Hall. Launched in December 2009 for iPhones, Mobile City Hall is an App developed by Councilmember Pete Constant in partnership with CitySourced that empowers San José residents to improve their community from the convenience of their smartphones. The application allows residents to send real time requests for City services to Constant’s Council office.  The App is available for ALL San Jose residents, so be sure to tell your neighbors or friends living in other Council Districts!  See below for download instructiosn or utilize the web form.

 

 

 

 

Instructions and Links to Download

Android Market:
Click here for Android Market or Search for "Mobile City Hall" in the Android Market on your phone

iPhones (iTunes):
Click here to download or Search "Mobile City Hall" in the App Store on your phone

Windows Phone 7:
Search for "CitySourced" or "Mobile City Hall"

Blackberry:
Click here for the Blackberry App
Click here for the Blackberry Torch

 

You Can Also Report an Issue Online Using This Form

 

Councilmember Pete Constant and "Mobile City Hall" in the News

• Article on Technology Review titled "An App with a Direct Line to City Hall"
• Article on Wall Street Journal titled "Smartphone Apps Pave Way for City Services"
• Click here for Councilmember Constant's press release announcing the latest updates on "Mobile City Hall"
• Click here to read the full press release from Councilmember Pete Constant on the launch of the iPhone app
• Click here to read the press release from CitySourced
• Video presentation at TechCrunch 50
• Article on PC World titled "IPhones Take on Potholes With City Reporting Tool"
• Article on CNET titled "Citizen complaint app finally fires up TechCrunch50"
• Article on YouVox titled "CitySourced Launches At TechCrunch50"
• Tech execs wade into the political fray

 

 

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