Engage SSF

Name: Engage SSF
Rating: 4.6 (69 reviews)
Author: City of South San Francisco

By: City of South San Francisco App

Utilities

Overview

Version:

6.5.0

Last updated: 2026-05-21

Ranking

#154,751 ▼ 156

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Engage SSF is a mobile-friendly tool that lets residents contact the City from their device. You can send questions, file complaints, or share kudos, and you can attach photos and exact locations using GPS and the device camera. Submissions are routed to the appropriate City department for timely handling.

After submitting, you’ll be notified when action is taken, and community members can follow and comment on your submission. Engage SSF makes it easier than ever to reach City services and participate in local governance.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Communication Community Navigation & Mapping

By:

City of South San Francisco

Rating:

4.60

(69)

Version:

6.5.0 Last updated: 2026-05-21

Version code:

885942151

Creation date:

2014-12-03

Compatible devices:

Size:

144.23MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 154,751 ▼ 156

For Developers

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Developed by:

City of South San Francisco

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/engage-ssf/id943602037

Website:

http://www.ssf.net

User Reviews

I use the App quite a bit. When walking around my neighborhood unfortunately I see illegal dumping. I open the app select. new request take a picture which gives a general GPS in comments I try to provide a more exact address and include some kind of landmark in the picture. Street department is dispatched and picks it up. SSF street department thank you.

by Ji*****, 2024-06-26

I thought I would stop by and check the new library today and also have a look at the rest of the facility. However there seemed to be nowhere to park in the lot or on the street. Hopefully the city can get a refund from the developer or planner for having such non-foresight! Or perhaps I just didn’t look far enough! Someone who might check out books probably doesn’t want to walk too far carrying them. Perhaps I’m ranting but I feel better now. Don Mays Resident