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City releases updated version of MyMarietta app

The city of Marietta has updated its MyMarietta app.

Credit: City of Marietta

Credit: City of Marietta

The city of Marietta has updated its MyMarietta app.
By Kristal Dixon
Nov 12, 2019

The city of Marietta has released an updated version of its MyMarietta app.

The app, which can be used on Apple and Android devices, allows users to view their utility bills, pay monthly charges and report and view Marietta Power and Water outages and maps.

Residents will also be able to report any issues within the city using the app’s citizen request feature, and the opportunity to view and pay their property tax bills.

The MyMarietta app will also have links to the city’s TrashTalk and TravelSafety apps, and provides direct access to Marietta Square parking maps, the city’s website and directory and its YouTube channel.

You can download the MyMarietta app for Apple devices by clicking here. Users who have Android devices can get the app here.

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Kristal Dixon covers Cobb and DeKalb county schools for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Before joining the AJC, Dixon worked for Patch.com and the Cherokee Tribune in Canton.

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