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General 311 Questions
The City of Corpus Christi is excited about its new 311 Call Center!
311 is a non-emergency phone number that citizens and visitors may call to find information about city services; report problems such as potholes, graffiti, tall grass, illegal dumping, and more; or inquire about city events and schedules. In addition, citizens and visitors may call 311 to find out contact information for City Council Members, the Mayor’s office or City Manager’s office.
Our 311 Call Center representatives are happy to assist you. Remember, solutions start with a call
General 311 Questions
General 311 Questions
General 311 Questions
General 311 Questions
General 311 Questions
General 311 Questions
Garbage and Recycling
If you believe your garbage or recycling collection was missed, please call 311. Be prepared to provide our 311 Call Center staff with your name, home address, and phone number. The City’s response for missed collections can take up to 72 hours.
For more information about Solid Waste Services and more, visit www.cctexas.com/sws.
For more information about what can and cannot be recycled, visit www.cctexas.com/howtorecycle.
Garbage and Recycling
Residents can find their service area and set-out dates on the Heavy Brush & Bulky Items webpage or through the Recycle Coach app. Collection will begin the Monday following each set-out week and continues in the service area until crews have completed their collections.
Heavy brush and bulky items should be set out for collection ONLY during authorized periods.
Graffiti
To report a graffiti sighting, please call 311. To report an act of graffiti in progress, or detailed description of the suspect(s), please call the Corpus Christi Police Department at (361) 826-2600.
Tall Grass
Junked Vehicles
A resident cannot park a junked vehicle on their yard or street. An inoperable vehicle over 25 days or an antique vehicle, that is visible any time of the year from a public place, public right of way, or adjacent private property is against City ordinance. To report a junked vehicle in one of these locations, call 311.
If calling after hours, please call the Corpus Christi Police Department’s non-emergency number at 361-886-2600 to make a report of a junked vehicle parked on the street.
Public Works
Please call 311 to report potholes within the City of Corpus Christi city limits. Please be prepared to provide our 311 Call Center staff with your name, phone number, and the nearest address of the potholes including nearest intersection.
Lights, Outages, and Electrical
Please call 311 to report a street traffic signal outage. Please be prepared to provide our 311 Call Center staff with your name, phone number, and the block number and intersection of the outage.
Street lights that illuminate various roadways and downed power lines are not maintained by the City of Corpus Christi. Street light outages and downed power lines should be reported to AEP Texas. Residents may submit a “Street Light Problem” to AEP Texas at www.aeptexas.com/outages.
Utilities
Please call 311 to report main breaks. Please be prepared to provide our 311 Call Center staff with your name, phone number, and the address of the main break.
If you ever have issues with water, wastewater, gas or storm water, please call 311. If calling after hours, please call 361-885-6913.
Animal Control
If you see a stray dog or cat, please call 311 to notify Animal Care Services. If you see a sick or injured pet, please call 311. If calling after hours, please call the Corpus Christi Police Department at 361-886-2600.
If you find an injured or orphaned wildlife animal, contact a Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator in your area. If you cannot find a contact, call the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department at 512-389-4505.
Vector Control
Vector Control is strategically targeting areas with high levels of mosquitos breeding. This is determined by setting traps throughout the City where there are breeding sources such as drains, roadside ditches, flood channels, and high grassy fields. The traps will indicate the number of adult mosquitoes in a particular area, guiding our control efforts. Our goal is to treat the high-level areas of mosquitos to avoid breeding and eggs from hatching.
Remember, Vector Control can only spray and treat standing water in the public areas of our city. We cannot spray or treat standing water on private property. There are larvicides available at most home improvement stores citizens can use to safely treat standing water on their private property. We also encourage residents to maintain their yards and to dispose of items that can contain standing water.