Anne Arundel County, MD launches SeeClickFix to 555,000+ residents!

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AnneArundel Today, Anne Arundel County, MD launched SeeClickFix — their brand new mobile app and website tool — to 555,000+ residents. Now, residents can easily report quality-of-life issues directly to the county at the click of a button.

With this launch, Anne Arundel County has taken a huge step in their commitment to transparency and accessibility to their residents. The county’s mobile app (powered by SeeClickFix) — Anne Arundel 311 — is completely free to download for all residents for either Android or iPhone. Through the app, residents can report issues and access county information — making them feel more connected and heard by their government.

Anne Arundel joins other counties in Maryland using SeeClickFix — including Howard County and Harford County.

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