Patch · Report it. Organize. Get it fixed.

The problem

311 and city portals feel like black holes—you report, then hear nothing for months
Same issues get reported again and again; nobody knows if someone else already opened a ticket
No way to band together — one report is easy to ignore; a block full of “me too” is harder
Neighbors don’t coordinate — you care about the same park, street, or lot but never meet over it

How Patch works

One map for your area

Pin an issue—pothole, light, graffiti, missed pickup—with a photo and category. See what’s already reported so you can upvote or add details instead of duplicating.

Rally and follow-up

Join an issue to get updates. When enough people care, we bundle it and—where we can—push it to city systems or councils. Track status: reported, acknowledged, in progress, done.

Neighborhood feeds and leaders

Follow your block, ward, or ZIP. Local “patchers” keep issues accurate and summarized. One place to see what’s happening where you live—and what’s getting fixed.

Make your block visible

Join neighbors who turned scattered complaints into a clear list—and got potholes filled and lights fixed.

Get Patch in your neighborhood