The feed

Your whole neighborhood, in one stream

After you file a report, this is where it lives — right next to your neighbors' reports, the city's responses, local news, and safety alerts. One scroll tells you everything happening on your block.

The feed with a safety alert, a service-data banner, the composer, and a report card

One place

Everything in one place

Reports, neighbor posts, local news, citywide safety alerts, and the city's own responses — all mixed into a single feed for your area. Filter it, or just scroll.

Up top: a “Share something with your block” box to post, and a running count of reports near you that need verification.

A report card with photos, a confirm button, an I-want-this-fixed button, a map, and a city update

Take part

See it, verify it, back it

Tap Confirm to vouch that a report is real, or “I want this fixed” to add your weight. The more neighbors behind a report, the louder it is — and verified reports get delivered to the city's 311 with a tracking number.

When the city responds, the update lands right on the report's thread — like the “We see it!” note here from Council District E.

Stay informed

Local news and alerts, built in

The feed also carries curated New Orleans news and citywide safety alerts — so the place you go to report a pothole is also where you learn what's happening around you.

Everything's available in English, Español, and Tiếng Việt.