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City Launches Daly City iHelp – A New Service Request App
April 8, 2013
The City of Daly City is pleased to announce the launch of Daly City iHelp, an innovative citizen’s service request and civic engagement tool, allowing residents to easily interact and stay connected with their local government. Daly City iHelp is a free mobile device application (app) and is available in the Apple and Google app stores for immediate download. Through this new service residents can access important City information, report issues, and track requests online and via mobile devices. The City of Daly City partnered with PublicStuff, an innovative software company, to launch the app and digital communication platform. Please download the app today or click the “Daly City iHelp” button to the left to give it a try.

Discounted SamTrans Summer Youth Passes Available Tuesday, May 21
March 28, 2013
The 2013 SamTrans Summer Youth Pass goes on sale May 21 and SamTrans reaching out to schools and other partners to help spread the word about the transit system’s seasonal bargain. A SamTrans Summer Youth Pass costs $40 and is good for unlimited travel from June 1 through August 31 for children under the age of 17 years. The discounted pass offers young bus riders a significant savings compared to purchasing a regular monthly pass.

Plastic Bags Prohibited in Daly City Retail Stores Effective Monday, April 22 (Earth Day)
Starting Monday, April 22, 2013, single-use carryout bags will be prohibited at retail stores within Daly City. Reusable bags or bags made of recycled content paper may be provided, but only if the store charges a minimum of 10 cents per bag.

Other cities in San Mateo County that have adopted similar ordinances include Belmont, Colma, Foster City, Half Moon Bay, Menlo Park, Pacific, Portola Valley, San Bruno, San Carlos, and South San Francisco. Brisbane, Burlingame and Redwood City are expected to adopt local ordinances that would prohibit plastic bags in those cities.  Read more...