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City of Woodward Introduces MyAccount and 311 CRM System for Enhanced Community Engagement

The City of Woodward has unveiled a significant upgrade to its digital services, introducing the MyAccount feature and a new 311 CRM system on its official website.

 

These tools empower residents to report non-emergency issues, request information, and personalize city updates with unprecedented ease.

 

With MyAccount, users can create a personalized profile, allowing them to manage notifications, track service requests, and stay informed about community developments.

 

This feature ensures that residents receive information tailored to their interests and needs.

 

The integration of the 311 CRM system marks a significant advancement in how the city handles non-emergency concerns.

 

Residents can now report issues such as potholes, streetlight outages, or graffiti directly through the website.

 

The system streamlines communication between the public and city departments, ensuring that concerns are addressed promptly and efficiently.

 

City Manager Shaun Barnett emphasized the importance of these enhancements, stating, "We are committed to leveraging technology to improve the quality of life for our residents.

 

The MyAccount and 311 CRM system are steps toward a more responsive and connected community."

 

These digital improvements come at a time when Woodward is experiencing significant growth and development.

 

Recent projects include the Flourishing Main Street initiative, which received a $2,400 grant from Keep Oklahoma Beautiful for downtown beautification efforts.

 

This project aims to install self-watering vases with seasonal plants, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the downtown area.

 

Additionally, the city has embarked on substantial infrastructure projects.

 

The West Woodward Airport is undergoing a $3.7 million terminal construction, positioning it as a regional hub for the Tri-State Region.

 

Furthermore, the Woodward Municipal Authority secured an $11.34 million loan from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board to improve water and wastewater systems, ensuring sustainable growth for the community.

 

Residents are encouraged to explore the new features by visiting the city's official website.

 

By creating a MyAccount profile, they can customize their interaction with city services, receive timely notifications, and actively participate in the ongoing development of Woodward.

 

For more information on recent developments and upcoming events, residents can refer to the city's news flash section, which provides updates on various projects and community initiatives.

 

By embracing these technological advancements, Woodward continues to demonstrate its commitment to fostering a connected, informed, and engaged community.

 

These initiatives not only enhance the efficiency of city services but also empower residents to play an active role in shaping the future of their city.

 

For further details on the MyAccount feature and the 311 CRM system, residents can visit the city's official website or contact the city administration directly.

 

Embrace the new era of community engagement in Woodward—your city, your voice, your way.

 

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