Peachtree Corners officials have announced plans to launch ‘Corners Connect,’ a smartphone app to allow residents, visitors and those who commute in and out of the city to keep up with events, dining, entertainment, public parks, bus routes, city information and news.

One function will allow users to report non-emergency police issues, traffic problems, or abandoned vehicles. Links and phone numbers will help users pay their water bill, county property taxes or to register to vote.

The new app will also link to the city’s existing PC Fix It app to report issues with garbage collection, potholes that need fixing, and streetlight outages.

The Corners Connect app is free and will be available for both iPhones and Android users. Questions and feedback: app@peachtreecornersga.gov.

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