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SeeClickFix St. Pete

SeeClickFix St. Pete

by City of St. Petersburg

391 ratings
9 reviews
🔧 Utilities
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 26, 2014
  • May 21, 2026

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City of St. Petersburg
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Easily report city issues like potholes, graffiti, and broken streetlights directly to the City of St. Petersburg. Submit photos and comments, and receive updates on the resolution of your requests. Streamline your access to city services and help improve your community.

✓Submit service requests for city issues
✓Report potholes, graffiti, and code violations
✓Attach photos and add comments to reports
✓Track the status of submitted requests
✓Receive notifications upon completion
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What's New in SeeClickFix St. Pete

6.5.0

May 21, 2026

- This release introduces full landscape orientation support across all primary application tabs to improve accessibility and viewing flexibility.

User reviews

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See Click Close your Request

I submitted a request for Treasure Island to actually pick up trash, yard waste, and recycle as it has been kind of an optional service since we all had to leave our homes following the hurricane. I received an email saying it was closed providing no more information. Gee thanks. Guess I’ll either see yard waste and trash still sitting in front of my house when I go check in the property this weekend.
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Claire Michigan Bad RX SagaClaire Michigan Bad RX Saga

I expect better

This is my second request for this discarded sectional sofa.
ccheyerccheyer

Westminster Heights

Responses to requests seem to be ignored Here in my part of the burg. Yard parking is a huge issue and should be addressed en masse. Ie a sweep!
rptiiirptiii

Unintuitive

The selection titles may make sense to the City, but it’s not how average resident thinks of the naming and categories. Additionally, I find the responses to be less than cordial in tone.
Casey NorthcuttCasey Northcutt

Westminster Heights

Responses to requests seem to be ignored
Here in my part of the burg. Yard parking is a huge issue and should be addressed en masse. Ie a sweep!
rptiiirptiii
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FAQ

What does the SeeClickFix St. Pete app do?

The SeeClickFix St. Pete app allows residents to easily report various city maintenance issues directly to the City of St. Petersburg. This includes problems like potholes, overgrown lots, damaged street signs, non-working streetlights, graffiti, and city code violations.

How can I report an issue using the app?

To report an issue, simply open the app, select the type of problem, and submit a request. You can enhance your report by adding photos of the issue and including comments. The app will then route your report to the appropriate city department for action.

Is there a cost to use the SeeClickFix St. Pete app?

No, the SeeClickFix St. Pete app is completely free to download and use. The description explicitly states that it is a 'free app'.

Can I track the progress of my reported issue?

Yes, the app provides the ability to track the status of your submitted requests. You can even be notified when the work to address the reported issue is complete, keeping you informed throughout the process.

What kind of issues can I report?

You can report a wide range of city issues, including but not limited to potholes, overgrown lots, damaged or missing street signs, cracked sidewalks, non-working streetlights, graffiti, and city code violations. Essentially, any issue that requires attention from city services can be reported.