City aims to improve licensing, permit process with newly-launched online portal
The portal, launched this week, will help residents apply for permits, search public records, renew business licenses, pay invoices and more.
City Hall wants to make life easier for residents with a new online self-service portal called Palm Springs Online.
Driving the news: The portal will help residents apply for permits, search public records, renew business licenses, pay invoices and more.
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- There are also guides that walk users through the steps to apply for a cannabis license, and detailed information about fees.
Why it matters: The city says it wanted to streamline some of these services and have them all in one easy-to-find location. Eventually, it appears there will be a calendar displaying the dates for public hearings and meetings.
Details: You’ll have to register for a free account before using some of the services. The city even made several instructional videos showing residents how to navigate the site.
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