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The fastest way to request street cleaning in SF 💩🌉

The fastest way to request street & sidewalk cleaning in San Francisco. See something gross? Just snap a photo and press submit. Tickets get instantly submitted to 311.

New 'Snapcrap' app will let users report about poop, needles on city streetsSean Miller, 24, moved to San Francisco from Vermont after college last year and says he was astonished by the amount of public grime. His "Snapcrap" app was released over the weekend for iOS users and declares itself the "fastest way" to request cleaning in San Francisco.
'SnapCrap' app invites San Francisco residents to report poop on city streetsSean Miller is the brains behind the app and told NBC Bay Area he was inspired to start the project when he moved from Vermont to San Francisco in 2017 and was surprised to find himself constantly stepping over human waste.
New 'Snapcrap' app will help San Francisco residents report dirty streetsSAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A newcomer to San Francisco has created a free app to make it easier for people to report poop and used needles on the city's famously dirty streets.
'Snapcrap' Hopes to Help Clean Up San Francisco StreetsNo, Snapcrap isn't a weird bathroom parody of Snapchat. The new app released on Tuesday to iOS users is trying to help clean up the dirty streets of San Francisco, according to its developer Sean Miller, a San Francisco engineer who moved from Vermont to South of Market in 2017 and immediately took notice to the feces, needles and trash cluttering walkways.
Snapcrap app aims to provide exposure to San Francisco's public poop problem - Los Angeles TimesIt didn't take Sean Miller long after moving from Vermont to San Francisco to understand the scope of a stinky problem plaguing the city by the sea: poop on public sidewalks. Dodging human - and sometimes animal - excrement on walkways became a normal part of the 24-year-old's life in his South of Market neighborhood.
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Peter Boling
Peter Boling
I am 100% opposed to this. We need to vote out the asshat politicians who are failing to address the lack of public restrooms, and the issue of homelessness. Cleaning up poop endlessly is hiding the problem, not solving it. Until we fix the actual problem we should all be forced to walk around in filth. How else will things improve. This is akin to taking pain killers as a solution to cancer - it only hides the fact that you are dying.
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Elizabeth S Hunker
Elizabeth S Hunker
Always look at the economics - human action en masse. I remember people in SF telling me that NYC is sooo dirty. No. We Have limits. What we don't have, is enough market demand to JUSTIFY THIS APP. Godspeed #SanFrancisco @spandana_govindgari
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