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About Tell HoCo

Tell HoCo is an easy way for anyone to report non-emergency issues to Howard County, Maryland while on-the-go, such as potholes, damaged street signs, graffiti, street maintenance, street light issues, damaged trees, park maintenance and more. Using your phone’s GPS, you can help identify the exact location of the problem, and with the use of its camera, you can attach a picture, as well. You’ll be able to track your issue from the time it is reported until it is resolved. Tell HoCo makes it easier than ever to report a problem.

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Great app. Concerns or problems are addressed promptly and you can see other issues that have been brought up in the area. Also no account is needed to post about an issue, which is a big plus.
Len K
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Great to follow issues. I have used it twice, once on a dead street tree, which takes time. And once on a sign issue that was fixed in a week. Makes it easy to keep track of your issues and the map locator m...
Corinne Herron
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Makes it super easy to inform the county about things that need attention in the neighborhoods. Reports you submit get routed to the appropriate department, so you don't have to spend time looking up who to ...
Kate Held
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Good
Slawek Karbowiak SLAWOMIR KARBOWIAK
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If there's a problem it's a quick easy way to convey the information to get the work done.
MM
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Easy to report and great responses from county
Becky McKirahan