Mayor Kathy Sheehan directed the reactivation of the SeeClickFix app last Thursday.SeeClickFix is desgned to help residents ...

A controversial digital platform has returned to Albany after it was temporarily disabled by Mayor Kathy Sheehan. The app and ...

Mayor Kathy Sheehan has reactivated SeeClickFix, an online system to report and efficiently address non-emergency issues, after a local law was passed to protect the city in case filed complaints are ...

Albany's Common Council held an emergency meeting to propose a change to the verbage of Local Law M of 2024 when it comes to prior written notice. The meeting answered questions on the future of the ...

If Albany addressed problems faster, maybe it wouldn't be so worried about the liabilities of a program that makes those ...

On Long Island, those jurisdictions have included the Town of Hempstead, the city of Long Beach, and the villages of Garden ...

Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan is directing the reactivation of SeeClickFix. It's an internet-based system designed to make it easier for residents and visitors to report non-emergency issues like ...

Citrus Heights fights illegal fireworks with SeeClickFix app, urging residents to report violations for New Year's Eve safety ...

Update: Albany has eliminated its SeeClickFix app. ALBANY — The city of Albany has long encouraged people to file complaints about quality-of-life issues in the city through the app SeeClickFix.

The Albany Common Council voted 11 to 1 at an emergency meeting to reactivate the SeeClickFix app, a tool designed to help ...

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -Albany’s administration has disabled SeeClickFix, a website and app for reporting city problems. It’s the result of a recent ruling in the Henry E. Calabrese v.

The city announced on Wednesday that it won’t use the SeeClickFix program. This online portal allows people to report nonemergency issues like potholes, code violations and illegal dumping.