Community reports
A wire hanging off a post. A manhole with no cover. A canal nobody has cleared in two years. If you can see it, it belongs here. One person complaining is easy to ignore. A dated record with a named location and a queue behind it is not.
Eighteen kinds of thing, and the last one is a real catch-all. This list is here so you can see what belongs on the form. Tap the closest one and the form opens with that category already chosen. If none of these fit, use Something else and describe it.
Location is picked from the PSA official list, so a report filed in Daraga is recorded as Daraga, Albay and not as text nobody can group or count later. Barangay is a text field because we hold a verified barangay list for one city out of 114, and a dropdown missing yours is worse than a box you can type in.
Five stages, and each one says who is making the claim. A resident report is never dressed up as a government finding.
A resident submitted it with a location. Nobody has checked it yet.
Other people in the same barangay said they see it too. This shows how widely an issue is felt. It does not make it official.
A volunteer confirmed the report has clear details, is not spam, and is not a duplicate. This is our check, not a government one.
We forwarded it to the office responsible for that barangay or city, with the date. It does not mean they have acted on it.
It looks fixed, with a resident update or an LGU reply.
Why here and not just a Facebook post
This is the part no other reporting tool in the region can do. Every report is matched against the public infrastructure record for the same barangay, so a problem and the spending meant to fix it sit on one screen.
Two public facts, side by side, each linked to its own source. We draw no conclusion from the pairing and we name no wrongdoing. You can read it yourself.
Canal not cleared in over a year. Knee-deep on any hard rain. 11 residents confirmed.
Funded for the same barangay, contractor named, marked completed. Figures as published, linked to the source line.
Power interruptions have their own page. Report a brownout or an outage here as normal, and see the record of what has been announced and reported across Albay at Power interruptions in Albay, including the advisories ALECO publishes only on Facebook.
On sourcing. Project figures come from the DPWH transparency record and the BetterGov open data set, not from other monitoring sites. Bisto.ph and Sumbong sa Pangulo cover the same ground and we link to them as peers, but every number we publish traces to the government body that published it.
Recent reports
Sample entries so you can see the format. Real reports appear here once the section opens.
Brgy. Bogtong, Legazpi City
Cable hanging about head height across the alley since the last typhoon. Kids pass here going to school.
Brgy. Tagas, Daraga, Albay
Canal has not been cleared in over a year. Floods to knee height on any hard rain.
Brgy. Dinaga, Naga City
Cover missing beside the crossing. Someone put a tyre over it as a warning.