Archived App
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About
Report road hazards like potholes directly to the Calhoun County Road Department. Receive notifications when issues are resolved via phone, text, or email. Pinpoint locations with GPS and attach photos for detailed reporting.
What's New in MiCCRD
6.7
February 11, 2020
Bug and layout fixes Fixes for push notifications not working
Developer apps
FAQ
What is MiCCRD used for?
MiCCRD is used to report road hazards, such as potholes, directly to the Calhoun County Road Department. It allows users to pinpoint the location using GPS and attach photos for more detail.
How does MiCCRD notify users about issue resolution?
Once a reported issue is resolved, MiCCRD sends a notification to the user via phone, text, or email. This ensures users are informed about the status of their reports.
Is MiCCRD available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, MiCCRD is supported on iPhone and iPad. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available.
What is the age rating for MiCCRD?
MiCCRD has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This indicates it contains no mature content.
How often is MiCCRD updated?
The latest version of MiCCRD is 6.7, which was last updated on February 11, 2020. This suggests updates may not be very frequent.
What is the user rating for MiCCRD?
MiCCRD has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars based on 1 rating. This indicates a highly positive user experience from the available feedback.
Does MiCCRD offer any integrations with other services?
The description does not mention any specific integrations with other services. Its primary function is direct reporting to the Calhoun County Road Department.
Can MiCCRD be used outside of Calhoun County, Michigan?
MiCCRD is specifically designed to notify the Calhoun County Road Department in Marshall, Michigan. Its functionality is likely limited to reporting issues within their jurisdiction.
