Live pins
36Updated from approved public reportsOpen nearby pins, preview the photos, and see whether a spot is still active before you drop another report in the same place.
The map should reduce confusion, not create extra reports. Use the pin, photo, location, and status details to decide whether to confirm, report, find resources, or read the appropriate follow-through guide.
Confirm it is still there instead of opening a duplicate report. A clear confirmation keeps the map useful for the next person checking the area.
Use the pin statusOpen the report flow while the location is fresh. Add a safe photo, a reliable pin, and only the details that help someone find the spot.
Open report flowUse Resources or Safety before touching anything that may involve needles, chemicals, blocked travel, private property, or disposal rules.
Check safety firstUse the repeat-area guides for route notes, duplicate prevention, disposal questions, and documented follow-through when one pin is not enough.
Read the repeat-area guideZoom into the area first. If the pin is already there, add a confirmation instead of duplicating the same spot.
Several pins in one corridor usually matter more than a single isolated report, especially when the same stretch keeps coming back.
25 reports · 25 with photos
1 reports · 1 with photos
The map is for checking the spot. The report page is for sending a new location. Resources, Safety, and the guide library help when cleanup needs disposal guidance, safer handling, or a documented plan.
