You have no direct line to the city, or to the residents next door.
Notices, renewals and community events reach you by word of mouth. And the foot traffic the city wants to send your way has no easy way to find you.
A license renewal arrives as a letter you find too late.
Road closures and utility work near your storefront are easy to miss.
Community promotions have no shared place residents already look.
Fees are paid in person or through a portal you use once a year.
A closer line to city hall and to residents.
City staff list your offer with a title, a description, a points cost and an optional redemption limit. Residents redeem points the city has awarded, and you see a short code at the counter.
Permit and license fees are collected through a city form with a payment request, and the invoice and receipt are kept in the app.
Read the city newsletter and public calendar for the events and closures the city announces.
Report the broken curb or the dead streetlight in front of your shop with a pin and a description.
Request public records through a no-login form, and check the status from a private link. Staff assign your request to a department.
A day for a shop on Main Street.
See which events and closures the city has announced for the week.
Pay the fee in the app and keep the receipt there.
Report it with a pin and a description. Staff assign it to the department that owns it.
They show a code at the counter, the same way for every participating business.
Offers and redemptions show up in the city's rewards reports.
A local offer, not a coupon book.
Civic Rewards points are awarded by city staff for real participation, then redeemed at local businesses. A LOCAL badge marks offers from businesses in town, so residents can tell them apart from offers issued by other organizations.
What business owners ask first.
City staff manage the offer catalog. Ask your city office to list yours, with a title, a description, a points cost and an optional redemption limit.
No. It's an optional module that a city switches on.
The city, not the business, subscribes to Bloomz for Cities.
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