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Treasure Island Residents Empowered with New SeeClickFix App for Reporting Community Issues

Treasure Island residents now have a new, direct channel to report non-emergency community issues to city services through the SeeClickFix by CivicPlus platform and the 'Treasure Island Lookout' mobile app. This initiative aims to enhance communication and improve response times for resident concerns.

09/23/2026 · Treasure Island edition

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Treasure Island residents now have a new way to report non-emergency issues directly to city services. The City of Treasure Island adopted SeeClickFix by CivicPlus, an online and mobile service request system, to streamline community feedback.

This new platform provides a direct line for residents to communicate concerns ranging from beach and waterfront problems to utility issues and code compliance violations. The system aims to improve response times and ensure that resident feedback reaches the appropriate city department efficiently.

Residents can access the service through a web platform or by downloading the dedicated mobile app, 'Treasure Island Lookout.' The app allows users to report a variety of concerns, including solid waste matters, park maintenance needs, and street or sidewalk problems. Users select from various categories to specify the nature of their report, which helps city staff quickly understand and address the issue.

The implementation of SeeClickFix by CivicPlus reflects the city's ongoing efforts to enhance resident engagement and improve the efficiency of local services. This system provides a centralized method for tracking and resolving community concerns, fostering a more responsive local government.

Residents can begin using the web platform or download the 'Treasure Island Lookout' app today to report issues and contribute to the upkeep of the community.

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