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Thursday, February 10, 2022

Paducah 311

Paducah 311 is enhancing the public’s experience by providing more ways to request a service, report issues, or ask a question through an app and online portal. Paducah 311 is not for emergencies. Call 9-1-1 for emergency situations. Request types that can be submitted through Paducah 311 include

Paducah 311 App Download MyCivic 311 at no charge via the Google Play Store or the App Store. Once downloaded, find Paducah 311 and click “Report an Issue.” How-to Guide for Paducah 311 App

Paducah 311 Online Portal Click the button. The portal works best in the Google Chrome browser. How-to Guide for Paducah 311 Online Portal

Paducah 311 - Service Request Portal

The information can be submitted anonymously. However, setting up an account online will allow for email updates and an efficient way for staff to gather more information if necessary. Once a service request is entered, a tracking number will be provided which can be used for reference.

If you need assistance using the app or portal, email the Customer Experience Department.

Additional Online Services

Any at time of the day, there are a number of things you can accomplish through this website. These options may save you time and achieve your goals more efficiently.

Boards and Commissions: Learn more about the various City boards and commissions and find out how to apply if you are interested in serving.
Bids and Request for Proposals: View the latest request for bids or proposals posted by the City.
Business License: Apply for a business license or renew your existing license through the Finance Department.
Calendar of Events: View the calendar for upcoming meetings, city-sponsored events, and community events and festivals that may affect access to a local park or roadway.
Citizens' Academy: Register for the Paducah Citizens’ Academy. This is a free academy to learn about the structure of Paducah’s government, projects, and department-by-department operations.
Citizens' Police Academy: Register for the Citizens’ Police Academy through the Paducah Police Department. This is an in-depth free academy to learn police operations and the work to keep our community safe.
Commission Meeting Information: Meet the Paducah Board of Commissioners, view meeting videos, and access agendas, minutes, information packets, and meeting summaries.
Contact Us: View contact information or complete a quick and easy form if you have a question or need assistance.
Construction Permits: Learn which type of projects require city construction permits.
Crime Stoppers (West Kentucky Crime Stoppers): Submit an anonymous tip to West Kentucky Crime Stoppers.
Docking and Boating: Make reservations for space on the 340-foot Boat Dock strategically located within walking distance of Paducah’s historic downtown. Dock offers power, water, and fuel (some services are seasonal).
Downtown Development Programs: View the toolbox of downtown development programs that will help you expand, beautify, and grow your business.
Elected Officials: Meet the Paducah Board of Commissioners and contact them.
E-News: Sign up to receive news releases and other updates from the City of Paducah.
Facility Reservations: Get the details on how to reserve park shelters and other facilities.
Grant-in-Aid Program: Learn more about the grant-in-aid process and funding that the City provides to non-profit organizations.
Inspections: Schedule an inspection for your building or construction project.
Job Opportunities: Visit the Human Resources Department to view employment opportunities.
Kick-Start Meetings: Schedule a kick-start meeting to gather key staff members to help you review your potential project for its success.
Live Streaming: Enjoy the convenience of watching meeting live streams including the Paducah Board of Commissioners and Planning Commission.
Maps: View various maps created through the MAP-GIS system.
McCracken County Government: Learn about the services and responsibilities of the McCracken County government.
News Releases: Read the latest news from City government.
Oak Grove Cemetery: View burial records and learn more about Oak Grove Cemetery, the city-owned cemetery on Park Avenue.
Open Records Request: Submit an open records request through the City Clerk’s office.
Police Department Records and Reports: Find out how to get traffic collision reports and criminal reports.
Property Tax / Real Estate: Pay real estate and personal property tax bills online with a credit or debit card.
Recycling: Sign up for the City’s curbside recycling program.
Registration for Parks & Recreation Department Activities: Register for various camps, youth sports, adult sport leagues, classes, and special events organized by the Parks & Recreation Department.
Scope My Project: Scope your commercial project through the Scope My Project software tool to view zoning, project considerations, and fee estimates.
Social Media Accounts: Stay informed by following the City’s various social media accounts.
Special Event Permits: Apply for a permit to hold a special event on a public area including a festival, parade, fishing tournament, or 5K run/walk event.
Wifi Hotspots: Find out where to enjoy free wireless hotspots for internet connection.