Take a photo, confirm the pin, and send it. Extra details stay optional unless the spot needs help.
LitterMeNot reports are designed to create a public cleanup record, not a complaint dump. The strongest reports describe the visible problem, protect private details, and make the next step easier to understand.
Use a ZIP, cross street, route, landmark, bridge, lot entrance, park edge, or short note that helps someone find the same spot.
Name the main type first: roadside bottles, bagged trash, tires, furniture, construction debris, overflowing bins, or hazardous-looking items.
Do not enter traffic, private property, unstable ditches, water edges, or unknown piles. A safe report is better than a risky close-up photo.
