Tap-in to the Town of Sexsmith’s new app

The Town of Sexsmith have released a new app with a goal to be more direct with the community.

The public first gained access to the app when it released on Nov. 20. Within the app, you can find information about tops of interest such as recent council news, snow removal updates, garbage day delays and more. Mayor of the town, Kate Potter say’s that this new and improved app is much easier to navigate and is very much more straight forward compared to the last app.

“The intent of it is to be able to have a communication method that is very straight forward, so that most people can access it, whether it’s on a desktop or a mobile phone. It’s lets you find information without all of the noise that exists around social media.”

The previous app has been taken down, the new one is available for download.

Thomas Robertson
Thomas Robertson
Based in Grande Prairie, Thomas has a strong passion for writing and watching sports. He loves getting involved around the community, and always willing to crack a joke.

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