See it. Report it.
Watch it get fixed.
One simple place for Ohioans to report problems — from potholes and outages to waste, fraud and misconduct — and follow every report until it’s closed.
Three taps. Done.
Built the way people expect modern city and state apps to work: quick to report, clear about what happens next, and honest about who sees what.
See it
Pick a category, drop a pin or choose your county, add a photo if you have one.
Report it
Choose how you’re identified — stay in the loop, keep it confidential, or go fully anonymous. You get a tracking ID instantly.
Watch it get fixed
Your report is routed to the right office. Follow each status change, answer follow-up questions, and get a close-out note.
Three ways to report. All of them tracked.
Sharing a name and email helps fill in the gaps needed to solve an issue and keeps you informed through close. If you’re not comfortable with that, you don’t have to.
Stay in the loop
Name + email or phone
- Status updates by email or text
- Case handler can ask follow-up questions
- Close-out note when it’s resolved
Confidential
Identity seen only by the case handler
- Never published or shared with the subject of the report
- Same updates as “Stay in the loop”
- Recommended for whistleblower and conduct reports
Anonymous
No name, no email, no account
- Tracking ID + private access key
- Secure inbox to answer questions anonymously
- Check status any time with your key
Describes how the live platform is designed to work. This demo collects nothing.
Every report counts. Every result is visible.
Open, anonymized numbers show what’s being reported, where, and how fast it gets fixed. Sample data
Reports by category
Most active counties
Recently fixed
What people are reporting
In a live version, this feed pairs report trends with published local news coverage. Illustrative samples
More than a form. A full hotline.
Features beyond the app screens — the pieces that turn reports into results.
Connected to the right offices
In the live version, these connect directly. In this demo they show a notice instead.
Built to show what a modern hotline can be
This site is a working concept: how residents would report, stay informed and see results. It’s neutral by design and ready for whoever wants to run it.
OhioHotline.com is available
The domain is offered for acquisition. The buyer decides how the hotline is built and run.