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Keeping up to date with NPDC news, service information, events and activities or reporting a problem just got a lot easier with Antenno, a free app available for New Plymouth district residents from today.
Used by more than 50 councils throughout New Zealand, NPDC Customer and Communications Manager Ben Kohlis says Antenno is another tool to support the NPDC’s commitment to ensure residents are informed and can report issues to us easily.
“While our website and social media platforms will continue to be key communication channels, Antenno allows users to customise the information they receive.
“Once people have downloaded the app, they can set up places that are important to them such as home or their favourite park, or topics they are interested in from bin collections and roadworks to events, pools and libraries. If we send out a notification that relates to the users interests, they will receive it.”
Kohlis says the reporting function on the app means if people are out and about and see a problem, such as a pothole, graffiti or a fallen tree, they can take a photo with their phone and send it to us to resolve.”
The new app will replace the rubbish and recycling app, which will be phased out by February next year.
Residents can download Antenno free from their app store App Store or Google Play or go to our website npdc.govt.nz/antenno for more information and tips.
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Page last updated: 10:45am Mon 02 December 2024