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National service management with a citizen front door

Who owns the problem—and what happens next?

Report a pothole, burst main, falling pole, blocked drain or unsafe public facility once. See the responsible agency, follow the action, and confirm whether the issue was genuinely resolved.

One trusted path for citizens · accountable operations for public services

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ONE INCIDENT · 18 CITIZEN REPORTSBurst water main Owner: WASA · Bon Accord, Tobago
Crew assigned
18→1duplicate reports linked
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Report receivedResponsible agency namedAction visibleResolution proven
REPORT ONCE

From a citizen’s phone to accountable public action.

The platform reduces fragmented reporting lines while keeping people informed from receipt to verified resolution.

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Show or tell us once

Use voice, text, a photograph and a precise location in one guided report.

02

One incident, right owner

Similar reports are linked, responsibility is clear, and supporting agencies can collaborate.

03

See action and proof

Track status, review before-and-after evidence, and confirm or dispute the resolution.

THE SYSTEM BEHIND THE INTERFACE

Not another complaints channel. A management and accountability system.

The citizen experience is the front door. Behind it, authorised leaders can see demand, ownership, delays, repeat failures and whether completed work actually solved the problem.

  • See service demand clearlyWhich agencies, issue types and communities are generating the most work.
  • Act before standards are missedSurface aging cases, overdue responses and escalation risks.
  • Find recurring infrastructure failuresRecognise repeated incidents at the same location and plan permanent fixes.
  • Verify outcomesCombine field evidence with citizen confirmation for a credible audit trail.
NATIONAL OPERATIONS · DEMOService delivery overview
Live view
Open incidents3,284Across participating services
At risk of delay214Needs management attention
Duplicates linked1,906Citizen reports consolidated
Citizen confirmed78%Of completed cases
PATTERN DETECTEDFifth water-main incident near the same road corridorPermanent engineering review recommended
Water infrastructure76%
Electrical hazards88%
Local infrastructure69%
OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE

Turn public reports into better service decisions.

Assistance can classify and summarise information, but responsibility, approval and accountability remain with authorised people.

Duplicate-aware incidents

Ten reports about one burst main become one incident with ten community confirmations—not ten disconnected jobs.

Repeat-location patterns

Recurring faults at the same place are surfaced for engineering, maintenance and budget planning.

Evidence-based closure

Field teams attach completion evidence and citizens can confirm, partially accept or dispute the result.

REPORTING CATEGORIES

What would you like to report?

MEASURABLE PUBLIC SERVICE

Plan, budget and improve with evidence.

Authorised operational views support performance management, while public information remains anonymised and geographically aggregated.

Reports received12,482 8.2% this month
Resolved8,94671.7% of reports
Average response3h 42m↓ 18 min improvement
Citizen satisfaction4.3/5★★★★★
A PRACTICAL GOVERNMENT PILOT

Start with one service. Prove the model. Scale with confidence.

Launch a time-bound pilot around water, electrical hazards or local infrastructure in a defined area. Operational and technical teams can test real routing, service standards, field evidence and management reporting before national expansion.

Water infrastructure Electrical hazards Local roads & drainage
THE PILOT SHOULD TEST01Citizen reporting and secure tracking02Agency ownership and multi-agency routing03Duplicate recognition and repeat-location patterns04Service standards, escalation and resolution evidence05Management dashboards and citizen confidence
SERVICE ALERTS

What communities should know

WASA planned interruption — parts of Central Trinidad

Demonstration alert · Wednesday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM

RECENTLY CONFIRMED

Resolved with citizen follow-up

Faulty streetlights repaired

Scarborough · Citizen confirmed yesterday

“The area feels safer now.”