Maricopa County residents can now report non-urgent county road problems through a new app.

Have you ever seen potholes, overgrown vegetation, or graffiti on roads owned and managed by Maricopa County? Notify the MCDOT app Also website You must report directly to the Maricopa County Department of Transportation (MCDOT).

The app uses GPS technology to pinpoint problem locations and alert staff to problems when users submit requests.

“Notify MCDOT is a great new resource for Maricopa County residents,” said Bill Gates, Chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. “We can provide residents with an easy-to-use and convenient way to report road problems in Maricopa County. This new application supports the vision of smart government adopted by the Board of Supervisors.”

By subscribing to this service, residents will be able to effectively share their concerns about county roads without having to make a phone call. The service simplifies the process of submitting photos, describing issues, and adding locations.

Notify MCDOT also allows residents to track the status of reported issues. This will be reported by you or other users nearby. Users can also remain anonymous if desired.

“At MCDOT, we are committed to providing connections that improve people’s lives,” said Maricopa County Transportation Commissioner Jennifer Toth. “Notify MCDOT helps connect us directly with our residents and helps us deal with road problems efficiently. Residents can connect, stay up to date and see results directly on their mobile her devices. I can confirm.”

Notify MCDOT is free and available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. This app internet browser.

visit maricopa.gov/NotifyMCDOT Learn how to use the app.