Spot a pothole, a broken streetlight, some graffiti? Reporting it is the first step to the fix — and your local agencies want to hear it. We route your report to whichever government is responsible, automatically.
No account needed — we'll email you a link to confirm and track it. We route your report to the right California agency automatically.
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Every report is a small act of community improvement — a partnership between the people who live somewhere and the government that serves it. You know your street; they have the crews and the budget. Reporting an issue is how the two meet.
You see the problem first — where it is, what it is, why it matters.
Agencies want these reports — it's how they find and prioritize the work.
One report can fix something for an entire neighborhood.
Most service-request systems only work within a single city or county. But government jurisdictions overlap. A pothole might be on a county road inside city limits. A water issue might belong to a special district, not the city.
UnGovr Request uses geographic boundary data covering every jurisdiction to identify the correct agency for your report and route it there automatically. You don't need to know which agency is responsible — just describe the problem.
Three steps. No bureaucracy.
Snap a photo, type, or speak a description, then share your location. Takes under a minute.
UnGovr Request identifies every jurisdiction at that location and routes your report to the responsible agency.
Your local government receives the report in the workflow they already use and acts on it. You can follow the status until it's resolved.
Every pin is a neighbor who spoke up — and a fix their local government can take on.
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Be the first to report →The UnGovr Request app puts civic reporting in your pocket. Report by photo, text, or voice and let UnGovr route it to the right place — in under a minute.
Automatically identifies which agency is responsible from the report location and issue type — city, county, special district, or state.
Snap a photo, type a description, or use your voice. Every channel feeds the same routing system.
Reads your photo or description to suggest the right category and location, so reports land in the correct queue.
Every report gets a tracking code and a clear status — submitted, in progress, or closed.
No account needed — report in about a minute and we'll email you a link to confirm and track it.
