The Town of Cortlandt has introduced the Cortlandt 311 App, becoming “the first municipality in Westchester County to introduce a custom-built platform designed to streamline communication between residents and Town departments.”

The Town calls “the “cutting-edge tool” part of its “ongoing commitment to enhancing public service and fostering more accessible, efficient local government.” The app allows users to submit service requests, report issues, and access town services directly from their smartphones or computers—no phone calls or in-person visits are required.

“We’re proud to be the first municipality in Westchester County to roll out this kind of technology,” said Dr. Richard Becker, Town Supervisor. “The Cortlandt 311 App is a huge step forward in making local government more responsive, more transparent, and easier to interact with. Whether it’s reporting a pothole, requesting a missed sanitation pickup, or paying a tax bill through the Tax Receiver’s office, this app puts Town Hall in your pocket.”

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