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Chris
3/18/2025 11:52:23 AM
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This user-friendly tool empowers residents to play an active role in keeping South Kesteven clean and well maintained by enabling them to report concerns such as broken streetlights or fly tipping with just a few clicks.
Leader of SKDC, Councillor Ashley Baxter, said, “Many of our residents are already familiar with using FixMyStreet to report county council issues such as potholes and flooding.
“They can now use the same platform to report issues to South Kesteven District Council including fly-tipping, graffiti and dead wildlife.”
“We are delighted to introduce FixMyStreet technology to residents of South Kesteven.
“This platform not only streamlines reporting but also gives residents the chance to directly participate in the care and enhancement of their community.
“By making it easier to report concerns, we are ensuring that every voice is heard, and that every contribution helps keep the district safe, clean and well maintained.
“I would personally encourage anyone who spots any issues to explore FixMyStreet and take an active role in shaping their local environment.”
How FixMyStreet works
FixMyStreet’s advanced technology streamlines the reporting process, ensuring that every concern is acknowledged and addressed promptly by the appropriate local authority.
By introducing this platform, South Kesteven District Council reinforces its commitment to transparency and efficiency, enabling the timely delivery of solutions that improve local quality of life.
For more information visit: www.fixmystreet.com
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