What is Your Neighborhood Calling my311 About?

We imported 311 requests created January 1 through September 1, 2026, from the Los Angeles Open Data Portal on September 15, 2026. We removed "Information Only" requests, requests the city flagged as potential or confirmed duplicates, requests with no usable location (recorded at 0, 0), two requests located outside CD11, and three administrative request types (Service Not Complete, Program Research, and Feedback). That leaves 63,989 requests at 28,227 locations. Requests at identical coordinates appear as one dot, and request types are grouped into nine categories of our own design; dots with no category above 60% are shown as "Mixed."

Dots mark the coordinates recorded in the city's data, which may reflect an address, parcel, or intersection, so a dot is not necessarily the exact spot of a problem. No street addresses are shown.

311 data reflects who reports problems, not every problem that exists. Repeat reports the city did not flag as duplicates may also inflate counts at a location.

Basemap: OpenStreetMap contributors, Protomaps. District boundary: LA Bureau of Engineering.