Braselton residents can now report potholes, litter, broken street signs or other issues via text message to the city for speedy fixes. Residents can request repairs and provide the “problem, place and picture” via text to 706-654-5720. A staff member will investigate the issue and respond back to the sender to let them know the resolution.

“One of the great things about living in a small town is the direct communication that residents can have with their local government,” Town Manager Jennifer Scott said. “It’s a priority of town staff to be accessible to the public and to respond quickly to residents’ concerns. This new texting program helps us do that.”

The city asks that the program never be used to report illegal activity or emergencies, those should go directly to the Braselton Police Department by calling 9-1-1.

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