Snap it
From a safe place, take a clear photo. Never enter the road for a better angle.
A Ward 20 community action project
Sharmina’s
Pothole Patrol
Snap it. Send it. We’ll track it.
See a pothole on a Ward 20 road? Send the nearest intersection and a safe photo. Our campaign team will check it, help report it to the City, and keep the status public.
Stay safe: Do not stop, stand, cycle, or step into traffic to take a photo.
What we can promise: We will listen, map, help report, track, and show the result.
What we cannot promise: The campaign does not control City repair timing.
One photo. One place. A visible next step.
How Pothole Patrol works
Send it
Share the nearest public intersection and a nearby landmark. Do not send a private home address.
Track it
After a privacy check, the campaign adds a safe public record and updates its status.
Send a report
Found a pothole?
The form asks only for the information the team needs. Your name and contact details are optional and will never appear on the public tracker.
- A required safe photo of the pothole
- Nearest street intersection and a nearby landmark
- Date you saw it
- City reference number, if you already reported it
Sharmina’s Pothole Patrol
Report a pothole
Secure upload connection pending.
The form is ready for preview, but submissions stay disabled until the private endpoint and anonymous verification are configured.
Report received
Save this tracking number:
Your report is now in the private campaign review queue. It will not appear publicly right away. If the team confirms consent and removes identifying details, the approved public fields will appear automatically.
Public accountability
Ward 20 pothole tracker
Updates appear after campaign review and approval.
Last updated: Not yet published
No public reports yet.
Submitted reports stay private first. After the campaign confirms publication consent and removes identifying details, approved records appear here automatically.
Send the first reportMap pins show approximate public intersections, not residents’ addresses.
Plain-language updates
What each status means
The campaign received the report.
The location and details were reviewed.
The issue was helped into the official City process.
The issue is still open or awaiting an update.
The repair was observed or officially confirmed.
Privacy before publicity
Your private information stays off the map.
Private intake
The restricted campaign record may include your optional contact details, metadata-stripped intake photo, exact submission, and consent choices.
Public tracker
The public record shows only an ID, approximate intersection, report date, status, last update, and an approved privacy-safe photo.
Before publication
The team removes faces, licence plates, house numbers, private addresses, and other identifying details. Publication and campaign-news consent remain separate.
Important
This is a campaign project, not a City service.
Sharmina’s Pothole Patrol helps residents document and follow local road problems. The City of Toronto controls inspection, scheduling, and repair.