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How to use Martin Countys Request for Service (RFS) system
Summary
The podcast walks listeners through Martin County's RFS system for reporting potholes, downed signs, and other service requests, and points to the services web page for a full list of request categories.
Martin County's presenters explained that residents can use the county's Request for Service (RFS) system to submit service requests, ask questions, or report issues such as potholes or a downed sign. "With that RFS system, you can go in and you can request whatever kind of service that we need," the Presenter said, urging listeners to consult the services web page for the full list of RFS categories.
The hosts noted that the services web page complements the search bar on the county website: if listeners are unsure which category fits an issue they see, they can search a keyword or visit the services listing and then file the appropriate RFS entry. The podcast framed RFS as the primary pathway for residents to notify the county about routine maintenance needs and non-emergency problems.
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