On Friday’s Z107.7 Up Close Show, host Gary Daigneault spoke with Chair of the County Board of Supervisors Dawn Rowe. A caller asked Rowe how he can request a repair to a paved road in unincorporated Joshua Tree.
Dawn Rowe said “We have an app, it’s super easy to use on your phone, and I’m not particularly tech savvy. It’s called “See Click Fix.” So you see it, you click it, and we fix it. If you report it on that app, and it’s kind of like a pin drop, it goes directly to public works.
They drive those roads, and we have what we call a pavement management system, it’s an algorithm that determines how frequently roads need to be paved. But if they go in and see requests from our residents that indicate that there is more than predicted wear and tear, they will escalate the repairs on that. So if you use that app or contact my office, we’d be happy to get that reported.
You can hear the full interview with Supervisor Rowe by listening to the Up Close Show as a podcast wherever you get your podcasts, or listen below:
