Alexandria, Virginia · every 311 request, refreshed through the day
See every Alex311 service request on a map you can search. Send your own to the City from here and keep it in one place. Then say whether it was actually addressed — the one thing the City's own data cannot tell anyone.
Counting every request the City has published.
With Google or an emailed link — no password to remember. Keep the requests you send from here in one place, follow others, and say whether they were addressed. An account here is separate from any Alex311 account with the City.
Every request the City publishes, on a map and in a list you can search by address, request type, status and date — or draw an area and see just what is inside it.
Describe the issue, place it on the map and attach a photo. It goes to the City's own Alex311 system and comes back with a real City case number — the same as if you had used their form.
The City's data says closed. Only the person who reported it knows whether it was fixed. Rate your own request from 1 to 5 — that is the outcome of record for it.
The City of Alexandria publishes its Alex311 service requests. This site copies them several times a day, keeps the history, and links every case back to the official record. Reports sent from here go into the same City system as everyone else's.
Not the City, and not a way to reach it in an emergency — for anything urgent, call 911; for the City itself, call 311. Signing in here is not signing in to Alex311: an account on this site is its own thing and does not connect to any account you have with the City. For the official site, see alex311.alexandriava.gov.
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Data ingested from the public Alex311 portal. Case links open a record page here,
which links to the official City record. This is not an official City of Alexandria service.