Government Services

San Francisco adds Chinese, Filipino, & Spanish languages to the 311 call center mobile app
SAN FRANCISCO — Calling 311 is an easier way to reach out to the City and County of San Francisco requesting for quick services without interfering with the 911 emergency services. The SF311 mobile app has recently added three most popular languages for the members of the public to file reports in their native languages via cell phones.
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