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City of Mission Founded in 1908 · Butterfly Capital of the USA
ENEspañol: ES

Resident dashboard

My city

What one household sees after signing in — and nothing the city does not need to show them.

ACCT-204118 · 1408 W Tom Landry St

What the city knows about my household, and nothing it does not

  • Water balance

    $64.20

    Due 15 September · water, wastewater and solid waste on one bill

    Watch

  • Service request open

    1

    SR-2026-4471 · pothole, 1400 W Tom Landry St · crew scheduled Thursday

    On target

  • Brush collection

    Zone C

    Tuesday 9 September · branches under four feet, no construction debris

    Waiting on someone else

  • Citations outstanding

    0

    One paid in August, receipt attached to the citation

    On target

  • Permit in progress

    1

    Fence permit · inspection booked for 11 September

    On target

  • Alerts for my street

    2

    A main break this morning, and the brush route on Tuesday

    Waiting on someone else

Everything open with the city

ItemReferenceUpdatedStatus
Pothole reportSR-2026-44717 September 2026Crew scheduled Thursday
Water accountACCT-2041183 September 2026Due 15 September
Fence permitPRM-2026-221428 August 2026Inspection booked
Court citationCIT-11840214 August 2026Paid

Notices for this address

  • Water main break — West Tom Landry Street

    84 accounts are without water this morning. Crews have been on site since 6:10. Boil-water notice is not in effect.

  • Brush collection — Zone C, Tuesday 9 September

    Branches under four feet at the kerb by 7:00 a.m. No construction debris, no tyres.

What this account will and will not do

  • You do not need an account to read anything. Agendas, budgets, notices and job postings are public and stay public. A login is for your own business with the city, never a toll gate on public information.
  • Your reports follow you. The pothole you reported shows the same date the crew sees, and tells you when it closes. There is no reference number to lose.
  • Your data stays with the city. Not with a payment processor in another state that also sells analytics. You can export it or ask for it to be deleted, and the city can answer that because it holds the record.
  • Spanish is not a second-class account. The whole account works in Spanish, including the receipts and the notices it sends you.

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