Andrew,
I also just set up a watch area in Minneapolis for Erica Prosser, the Director of Constituent Services and Community Outreach in the Mayor's office.

Thanks for your concern.

Ms. Prosser-- We have signed you up on SeeClickFix as a watcher of the city. Anytime someone reports about an issue in your district, you will be receiving email notification.

You can adjust the frequency of emails in the settings.

Best,
Jennifer

Hello everyone,
This looks like a great tool but the City of Minneapolis has already invested in our own reporting system. Please use our 311 system - here is the web link http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/311/
Thanks,
Erica Prosser
Office of Mayor RT Rybak

Hi Erica,

Thanks for comment. Citizens tend to use SeeClickFix because they want to be able to report from their iPhone app or mobile web app.

On SeeClickFix issues are also posted publicly so others can see them and vote or comment.

Shoot me an email at ben@seeclickfix.com if you want to know more.

About a year ago I noticed a lot of stop lights getting much longer. It's terrible at most times other than heavy rush hours when it maybe makes sense. Most times there is way too much "waiting for nothing." I've been curious who makes these decisions and why. Can the public have a say in this? Any info would be great.
thanks,
Scott

Thank you for contacting the City of Minneapolis. You can expect a response from one of our customer service agents within one business day (*note: our business hours of operation are Monday-Friday 7 AM to 7 PM). If you wish to speak to a customer service agent immediately, please call 311.

We appreciate your email.

We have submitted a service request to Public Works Traffic Signal. Your reference number is 357380.

If there is anything else we can help you with please contact us. Thank you for emailing the City of Minneapolis.

Harry

Timing has been updated.