City service requests
Ask Stockton
Find the city’s route for non-emergency requests and information about how requests are reviewed, assigned, and scheduled.
Open Ask Stockton informationCommunity resources
Use the right channel.
Keep the context clear.
These public resources can help residents find official information. They are provided for convenience and do not imply an EES partnership or endorsement.
Community information
Stockton city resources
Find official city services and published information. The responsible department or provider remains the authority for its services and decisions.
Open the City of Stockton websitePublic context
U.S. Census QuickFacts
Find dated demographic context for Stockton. Community statistics describe the city; they are not measures of EES’s impact.
Read Stockton QuickFactsResponsible follow-up
A reference is useful.
A verified result is different.
Keep the date, issue, and official reference when making a non-emergency report. An intake status is not necessarily proof that field work has been completed. Use the responsible agency’s explanations and appropriate later evidence.
For emergencies, call 911. EES does not provide dispatch or emergency response.
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