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Featured News
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GENERAL
New Version of the Get It Done Mobile App
The City of San Diego is pleased to introduce a new version of the Get It Done mobile app – designed to make it easier than ever for residents to report non-emergency issues and stay connected with City services. This updated version features an improved user interface that simplifies how you submit and track requests. A new single-screen report page allows you to quickly enter all necessary information in one place, helping you complete reports faster and more efficiently. The map view has also been enhanced with pin clustering, creating a cleaner and more user-friendly experience when viewing reports across the City. In addition, new filtering options make it easier to find and track the issues that matter most to you. The app is now natively built on both iOS and Android platforms, improving performance and reliability. It also supports dark mode and includes enhanced accessibility features, including improved compatibility with screen readers to better serve all. The new version of the Get It Done mobile app will be rolling out to the Apple App Store and Google Play between June and July 2026. Once you update, your existing reports and account information will automatically transfer over to the new version. Get It Done is the City’s official platform for reporting non-emergency issues like potholes, graffiti, and more, to keep San Diego neighborhoods safe, clean, and connected.
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GENERAL
A message from Mayor Todd Gloria
The Get It Done mobile app is a great way to report non-emergency issues to the City of San Diego. By doing so, you’re helping us keep our communities clean and safe, and ensuring a better San Diego for all of us. To create a new report, just click on the yellow “New Report” button or open the menu in the top left corner of the home screen. Thank you for supporting our communities and moving San Diego forward.
Recent Reports
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Illegal Dumping
4353-55 41st Street
emptied hazmat containers in PROW & other plastic things in alley not pictured
IN PROCESS · #06153888 -
Environmental Services Code Compliance
4123 Meade Avenue
all commodities missed in alley between Meade, ECB, 41st, Marlborough whether overfilled or not?
IN PROCESS · #06153887 -
Environmental Services Code Compliance
853 27th St
THIS IS A DANGER THAT ALMOST CAUSED A HEAD-ON COLLISION. Please see picture below. This property (and adjacent units at 855, 857, 859) leave trash & recycling cans in the street the entire week. Cars turning from 27th street onto Eastbound 27th must pull into the left lane to avoid the cans. Vehicles traveling westbound on E Street (from 28th to 27th) cannot see these cans because they are just behind the crest of a steep hill. In the afternoon, travelling up the hill heading into the setting sun makes it almost impossible to see oncoming traffic until the last second. THIS IS A CONTINUING DANGER EVERY DAY OF EVERY WEEK. It cannot be treated as a one-off. It cannot wait 14 days. Permanent enforcement action is needed. You have received many, many complaints about the owners of this property---for more than a year--and they still refuse to abide by waste disposal rules. (Check your database.) THIS IS NOT AN ISOLATED INCIDENT. ITS AN ONGONING DANGER.
IN PROCESS · #06153880
