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On July 14, 2026, the City of Edmonton's 311 app and web portal will be updated. This update will allow for easier communication with Edmontonians, along with many other great features.
If your mobile device updates automatically, the upgraded 311 app will be automatically downloaded. (Otherwise, simply download from the App Store - iOS Android)
The Edmonton 311 App makes it easy to report your concerns while you're on the go.
With the free Edmonton 311 app, you can use your smartphone to easily notify the City of dozens of concerns including:
You can also send a photo with your request and use your smartphone's GPS function to pinpoint an issue's location. If you are reporting an issue from a different location, tap and drag the pin to the right location.
The 311 Contact Centre provides information and access to City of Edmonton programs and services.
311 Open Data - View 311 reports that have been generated throughout the community.
311.edmonton.ca - View or submit tickets online.
No, none of your personal information is being shared publicly. You will see your information for requests you submitted in My Requests on your device only.
The 311 app is free to download and use. Please see the Terms of Service.
Your app will show a submitted message.
Your service request will be directed to the responsible City area. That department follows up on each report and will determine corrective action based on severity, location and other factors.
Reporting through the Edmonton 311 App is another way to contact 311. Your request receives the same priority whether it is phoned in, reported online or through the mobile app. Response time may vary based on severity, location, weather, workload and other factors.
The reporter is where you can enter your contact information. Entering your contact information will save you time and effort when making future requests. You only have to enter your name, phone number and email address once on each device. When you submit future service requests on the same device your personal contact information will be automatically added to your request.
If you wish to share your service request so the public can see the issue you reported, your personal contact information will not be shared or displayed.
We require your personal information to contact you if follow-up is required. The City of Edmonton adheres to the Protection of Privacy Act (POPA) and the Access to Information Act (ATIA). Please refer to the Terms of Service for the Edmonton 311 mobile app for more detail.
If you wish to report a concern from your current location, your ‘Location Service’ or GPS needs to be enabled on your Apple or Android device. This will allow our Edmonton 311 mobile app to detect and auto populate the location of your request.
If you wish to report a concern at a different location than your current one simply click on the location field and drag the pin to the location of the concern.
Sharing your request allows other website or app users to see that the request has already been reported. Other users can see a list, map or photos of the last 100 service requests submitted. If you enable sharing, your contact information will not be shared with other users, only the information relevant to the service request.
Default setting is set to enable sharing.
For Apple devices, slide "share with public" button to "off" if you do not wish to share the information from your service request. For Android devices, uncheck the "share with public" check box.
If you have an iPhone or Android-based phone with a compatible operating system, you can use the 311 mobile app.
Check the My Reports section of the Edmonton 311 App. Note that report status is only shown for reports received after December 18, 2014.
Closed means the service request has been fully resolved; no further action is required.
Your service request has been received and assigned to the appropriate City area for review and action. Response times can be dependent on several factors including weather conditions, availability of resources and assessed priority of the work required.
The department that follows up on each report determines corrective action based on severity, location, and other factors and then schedules the repair. Sometimes many small repairs may be completed in one action.
Not from the Edmonton 311 App. However, you can see all the reports from public property since January 1, 2014 by viewing the 311 Explorer.
| Online | Contact 311 Online |
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If you are calling from outside of Edmonton: 780-442-5311
| Phone | 311 |
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| TTY | 711 |