About HazardPin

Every neighborhood has them: the buckled sidewalk everyone steps around, the broken swing at the playground, the branch hanging low over the walking path. Someone is responsible for fixing each one, whether a city department, a commercial property owner, or a homeowner. But too often, nothing happens until someone gets hurt.

HazardPin exists to close that gap. Residents pin hazards on a public map in minutes. Our team verifies each report against local safety codes, identifies the responsible party, and sends a formal compliance notice with a deadline to fix it.

The map is public, and so is every status change. Reports move from Reported to Under Investigation to Active, and come off the map once resolved, so the whole community can see what’s still waiting on a fix.