Denver 311 City Services Map 2026
Track pothole reports, graffiti, abandoned vehicles, and city service requests across Denver neighborhoods. Real-time data from Denver Open Data.
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Data source: City and County of Denver 311 Service Requests via Denver Open Data ArcGIS FeatureServer. Noise complaints are excluded (see the Denver Noise Complaints Map for those). Data reflects submitted service requests and may not represent resolved issues.
About This Data
This map displays 311 service request data from the Denver Open Data Catalog. Each point represents a resident-submitted service request routed to a Denver city agency for resolution.
Categories include: Potholes, Graffiti, Snow/Ice removal, Abandoned Vehicles, Trash/Debris, and Other city service requests. Noise complaints are excluded and are available on a separate map.
Zoom in past zoom level 13 to switch from the heat map to individual request markers with details. Use the time range and category filters to narrow your view.
Denver 311 City Services: How It Works
Denver's 311 system handles non-emergency city service requests — from pothole repairs and graffiti removal to abandoned vehicle complaints and snow removal. The system receives approximately 30,000–50,000 service requests per month. This map visualizes real-time 311 data from Denver's Open Data Catalog, updated continuously as requests are submitted and resolved.
The most common Denver 311 requests are pothole repairs, abandoned vehicles, graffiti removal, and debris/trash on public property. High-volume neighborhoods for 311 requests include downtown, LoDo, RiNo, and Colfax corridor — which reflects population density rather than poor city service.
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