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Miami asks residents to report storm damage on ISeeChange

The City of Miami wants residents to report flooding, downed trees and road damage through the ISeeChange tracker to help crews prioritize repairs.

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The City of Miami is asking residents to report storm impacts as they happen, including flooding, downed trees and road damage. The city asked people to use the ISeeChange tracker for the reports.

City officials said the reports help the city decide where to send crews first. Reporting takes about a minute, according to the city’s post on Instagram.

The city encourages residents to bookmark the tracker at tracker.iseechange.com/miami so it is ready when a storm hits. The post came as the region moves deeper into hurricane season.

This story is a summary based on reporting by City of Miami (IG). Read the original for full details.

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