Terrepin vs Access Princeton

Have you ever wanted to mark more than one location at a time on a map? Ever wanted to customize the markers or store extra info with them? Keep multiple separate collections of pins on a map? You can do all that and more with Terrepin. Terrepin lets you create maps of whatever you want. You can even share marked locations from the Maps app directly into a Terrepin map! You can view all your pins on a map or in a handy list view that lets you see them all at once. With Siri Shortcuts support, you can use Terrepin maps in your shortcuts, opening up a whole world of new possibilities. You can overlay georeferenced images (GeoTIFF format is suggested) on top of the default map data, allowing you to import a wide variety of map imagery for use in Terrepin. You can also crop the images you import to the size you want. Ideal for: - Outdoor activities - mark hiking trails, fishing spots, etc - Marking points of interest - interesting buildings, signs, etc - Planning a trip - Keeping track of more than one location at a time - Viewing georeferenced images - topographic maps, etc - Much more!

For those potholes, damaged street signs, and other local problems that need attention, the Access Princeton app makes reporting a problem easier than ever. This app uses GPS to recognize your location and gives you a menu of common quality-of-life conditions to select from. The app allows you to upload pictures or videos to accompany your request. The mobile app can also be used for a variety of other issues such as street maintenance, street light issues, damaged trees, parking meters, and others. Residents can track the status of reports they or other members of the community have submitted. Residents can also call Access Princeton (609-924-4141) for information on any municipal service and to report a problem in town or visit us at Monument Hall, 1 Monument Dr., Princeton, NJ for free notary service or general town information.