How to pronounce“311”in English

311 had just started just about a year before, so they're calling into 311 and like, "It smells like pancakes in Chelsea.

But 311 is absolutely one of the great advances in urban living and civic culture that we've seen in the last decade or two.

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And using 311 is an opportunity to display what government is up to and have a feeling that there's energy and, from the citizen side,

And then the 311, as Susan mentioned, was a platform for people-- it was not a platform.

They told the 311 operators if people call in tell them it's fine, they should enjoy the smell, it's not going to hurt them.

sort of 311 now um there's some people here at Google that are working on this and had a quick little side conversation

nationwide version of the 311 line to direct callers to the right government department so that you know which issue is local state or federal and how to

But when they were designing 311, nobody said the other thing the service should be good at was if there's a syrupy smell in Manhattan we should be

There's 311 in many cities around the country but no one does it better than New York.

And it became so common an occurrence that inside the 311, the city began calling these things "Maple Syrup Events", capitol "M", Capital "S", Capital "E" which

2003 75% of guests who stayed in your room number 311 right number 320 whatever room it was participated in our

So as most of you, 311 works on a couple levels.

car and um I don't go online I could do that I could call 311 or whatever but I just assume that someone in that row of cars has figured out what the rules are

is uh 24hour This was done in wired it's 24hour visualization of 311 calls you

Pancheshwar dam, which is coming up with Nepal-- its about 311 meters high-- it's going to be.

Useful shared data-- another area where could be possible for citizens again, using 311 as a platform, to understand where problems are.

When I was deputy mayor of New York, we had a 311 reported to me, an open data reported to me.

It's what happens when you have a nerd mayor, you get things like 311.

But here's the big thing: every question and observation and data point that comes in through 311 is being tagged, and geotagged and mapped and categorized by the city.

And so they're, they start calling it in 311.

But when we have examples to point to, like 311, and we have examples to point to from either the private sector, like Kickstarter or that sort of middle zone like so much of

It happened. The fourth creation started on August 11th, 3114 BC

We know there's so many more ways that we could be engaging with citizens and collecting data that then goes directly into a 311, that 311 really

See a pothole, click it, send it with the open API we did with Twitter to 311 call center in San Francisco, fix it.

So the number of rats in the building is not datafied, but complaints to the city's 311 line is.

and is an example of how a government agency can work with a peer network to actually solve problems in cities and involves the incredible 311 service that the city has

So if someone breaks into your house, you still call 911 but if there's like a homeless person asleep by a playground, well, then you can call 311.

And they, so they, it kept happening and then finally years later, someone inside 311