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Mayor urges use of online work-order system for city issues and reminds drivers to slow down for students
Summary
The mayor told residents to use the city's online work-order request to report issues such as curbside trash and to be mindful of speed limits as students return to school.
Mayor (name not specified), mayor of Anniston, asked residents to report neighborhood issues through the city's online work-order request system and reminded drivers to observe school-zone speed limits as students return for the new school year.
The mayor said a work-order link on the city website allows residents to upload a photo of an issue so it enters the city's database; the mayor said this helps ensure the city sees and tracks issues that might otherwise be missed on social media or email. "To streamline the process for issues that you may see around the community, whether it be trash or concerns, we do have a work order request online on our website," the mayor said.
On school safety, the mayor noted it is August and students are returning, and asked drivers to "be mindful of our speed limits, ensuring that our kids are getting back and forth from school in a safe manner." The mayor encouraged cooperation between the city and the school system and closed the segment by inviting residents to reach out to the mayor's office if they need assistance.
No new enforcement policy or traffic-calming measure was announced; the mayor's remarks were framed as public reminders and instructions about existing reporting channels.
