MyLA311 3.63

With MyLA311, accessing City of Los Angeles information and services couldn't be easier. This user-friendly app offers a range of features to help residents make service requests, find local amenities, stay informed about City Hall news, and even pay utility bills.

• The 'Create New Service Request' feature enables residents to request popular city services like graffiti removal, pothole repair, and bulky-item pickup in just a few simple taps.
• If you're looking for the nearest park, library, or emergency station, the 'City Info' feature provides a convenient map with locations for a variety of amenities such as parks, libraries, fire and police stations, golf courses, public pools, tennis courts, and parking lots.
• Stay up to date with the latest City Hall news by browsing our Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube feeds.
• Forget about stamps and envelopes - with MyLA311, you can pay your Los Angeles Water and Power bill right from your mobile device.

In addition to these features, MyLA311 offers several other useful functionalities:

• User registration is now available for those who want a more personalized experience. However, registration is optional and doesn't limit access to basic app features.
• If you already have an account with LADWP.com, you can use the same login credentials for MyLA311.
• Registered users can access and track all their service requests conveniently from within the app.
• The app now offers additional service request options, giving residents even more ways to request assistance from the city.
• Enjoy new bill pay options that make it easier than ever to manage your Los Angeles Water and Power bills.
• Access the app's expanded city knowledge-base for even more information and resources.

To make things even more convenient, you can also submit requests using our website: https://myla311.lacity.org.

We welcome feedback on the app, so please feel free to send us your thoughts and suggestions at 311@lacity.org.

MyLA311 is the ideal tool for Angelenos who want to make the most of their city, contribute to their community's beautification, and stay connected with their local government.