Austin residents are submitting various service requests through the 311 system. The types of issues being reported include problems with traffic lights and noise complaints about alarms. These submissions indicate that Austinites are using the 311 system to bring attention to different matters affecting their daily lives.
Further information about the most common 311 requests in Austin can be found through local news sources, such as KXAN-NBC.
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