GREATER TORONTO AREA

Your neighbourhood,
live.

See hazards, closures, deals, events, playground conditions, and local buzz around you — on one map that gets more useful every time your community contributes.

✓ Free to join ✓ No account needed to browse ✓ Built for real neighbourhoods
CivicBulletin event detail screen
CivicBulletin live map screen
Live mapreports update in real time
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Confirmed nearbyreal people, real places
!Hazard ✦Construction ▦Event ◆Deal ☺Playground ●Local Buzz

The local layer your map is missing.

Google Maps can tell you where a place is. CivicBulletin tells you what is happening there right now.

01

Know before you go.

Road closed? Playground packed? Event happening nearby? Get the useful context before you commit.

02

Useful from day one.

Live roadwork and closure data help the map stay useful even before your neighbourhood starts posting.

03

Made to be honest.

Confirm what is still true. Flag what is stale. Quiet areas stay quiet instead of pretending to be busy.

Designed around the way neighbourhood information actually moves.

01 / MAP

Open the app and understand your area in seconds.

Readable map bubbles show what matters before you tap. Search an address, filter categories, see the nearest posts and jump straight into the details.

  • Live nearby map
  • Address and place search
  • Custom category filters
  • Nearby feed and saved posts
CivicBulletin map interface
02 / DETAILS

See the context behind a pin.

Open a report to see the exact location, timing, route options, photos, comments and community trust signals.

  • Map and street-view context
  • Walking, transit and driving directions
  • Confirm, save and share
  • Comments and community updates
CivicBulletin event detail interface
03 / REPORT

Report something nearby without filling out a government form.

Pick a category, give it a title, use your current location and submit. Add a photo or description only when it helps.

  • Category-first reporting
  • Current-location pinning
  • Optional photos and details
  • Urgency controls for time-sensitive posts
CivicBulletin report creation interface

Local information is only useful if it stays current.

CivicBulletin is built around lightweight verification. People nearby can confirm a report, flag it outdated, save it or discuss it — and old content is kept out of normal browsing when it is no longer useful.

✓ Confirm ⚑ Flag outdated ♡ Save ↗ Share ◯ Comment
CivicBulletin report detail and trust actions
CivicBulletin nearby feed with freshness indicators

Three taps from "what's going on?" to "got it."

01

Look around

Open the map and scan what is happening near your current location or search somewhere else.

02

Check the detail

Tap a pin to see its location, freshness, photos, comments and ways to get there.

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Help keep it accurate

Confirm what is still there, flag stale information or add something the neighbourhood should know.

CivicBulletin profile screen

Your street gets better when the people on it participate.

CivicBulletin is not another endless social feed. It is a practical neighbourhood bulletin board: see what matters, contribute what you know, then get on with your day.

"A community bulletin board. Not corporate infrastructure."

Good to know before you download.

Is CivicBulletin free?

Yes. Browsing the map and feed is free with no account required. Creating a free account lets you post reports, save favourites, vote, and comment.

What can I report on CivicBulletin?

Six categories: Hazard, Construction, Event, Deal, Playground, and Local Buzz. Reports are live on the map instantly for everyone nearby to see.

Where is CivicBulletin available?

CivicBulletin covers the entire Greater Toronto Area (GTA), including Toronto, Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Scarborough, North York, and beyond.

Is my data private on CivicBulletin?

CivicBulletin only uses your location to show and center nearby reports, and never publishes a list of who's checked in where. See the full Privacy Policy for details.

How do I download CivicBulletin?

CivicBulletin is free on the App Store.

Your street is already happening.

See it sooner. Help keep it accurate. CivicBulletin is free to join.