Neighbourhood safety starts with visibility. If a hazard isn't documented, it doesn't exist in any system — and it won't get fixed. Here are the most common safety issues and how to report them so they actually get addressed.

Broken street lights

Dark streets are unsafe streets. A broken light increases the risk of accidents and crime. Learn how to report broken lights effectively.

Damaged sidewalks

Cracked, uneven, or missing pavement creates trip hazards — especially for elderly residents, wheelchair users, and anyone with mobility challenges. Photograph the damage with a reference object for scale and report it.

Missing or damaged signage

Stop signs, speed limit signs, and pedestrian crossing indicators protect lives. A missing sign at an intersection is a safety emergency, not a minor inconvenience. Report it immediately.

Obstructed pathways

Overgrown vegetation, illegally parked vehicles, or construction debris blocking a sidewalk forces pedestrians into the road. These are reportable civic issues.

Unsafe intersections

Intersections with poor visibility, missing markings, or non-functional traffic signals are accidents waiting to happen. If you've witnessed or experienced a near-miss, report the intersection.

Make your neighbourhood safer — report an issue now.