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WATCH: PG applying for 311 service, could spark more calls about potholes

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Prince George City Council unanimously agreed a 311 service should be applied for.

The service works as a single point of access to municipal government services.

“Imagine you’ve got a pothole or a streetlight is dangling and you want to call in, it’s easy to remember 911 for emergencies, 411 for the directory, and 311 is reserved for municipals.”

– City Councillor Garth Frizzell

The City is anticipating the service to be implemented in early 2019.

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