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Doraville develops problem reporter program

A new program has been developed by Doraville city officials for residents to inform them of nonemergency problems. (Courtesy of Doraville)

Credit: City of Doraville

Credit: City of Doraville

A new program has been developed by Doraville city officials for residents to inform them of nonemergency problems. (Courtesy of Doraville)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
June 6, 2023

Doraville city officials have developed the Resident Problem Reporter for residents to inform them about non-emergency issues.

The concerns include park litter, fallen trees or potholes on city-owned roads.

City responses to these problems also can be tracked.

Use this link to learn more and to submit requests or concerns: ow.ly/l9Al50NMYKm.

For questions, call the city’s public works department at 470-545-4320 or email Cpreports@doravillega.us.

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