Existing platformJamaica
Parish-based reporting and local public infrastructure issues.
Read about FixJamaica →Making local infrastructure reporting easier across the Caribbean. Explore independent, country-specific reporting platforms for roads, drainage, streetlighting and other community issues.
FixCaribbean brings together country-specific FixMyStreet projects. We develop and manage map-based reporting technology that helps residents identify road damage, drainage problems, illegal dumping and other community issues. Government agencies and councils remain responsible for the maintenance work itself.
Each country has its own page describing the platform, the services it may cover, and its current project status.
Existing platformParish-based reporting and local public infrastructure issues.
Read about FixJamaica →
Existing platformLocal reporting across Grenada with agency-specific handling.
Read about FixGrenada →
Existing platformMunicipal reporting focused on cities and towns.
Read about FixBelize →
Existing platformCommunity reporting with national and local council participation.
Read about FixDominica →
Reporting pilot configuredIsland-wide issue reporting with a volcanic-safety notice.
Read about FixMontserrat →
Proposed expansionA possible national platform alongside regional and neighbourhood council workflows.
Read about FixGuyana →
Proposed expansionGovernment-led reporting with separate consideration for the Barbuda Council.
Read about FixAntiguaBarbuda →
Proposed expansionA proposed public-issue reporting system for relevant agencies and local authorities.
Read about FixSaintLucia →
Proposed expansionCross-agency reporting for infrastructure and neighbourhood matters.
Read about FixBarbados →“Existing platform” means an instance has been deployed; it does not mean the government has subscribed or that every reporting category has fully tested delivery.
Use your country reporting website directly in your browser. No download is necessary. With your permission, device location services can help position the map; you can also place the marker manually.
Search or select a location, or allow device positioning.
Choose a category and add a description; photos are optional.
Provide your name and email address when submitting.
Where required, click the secure link emailed to you to confirm the report.
Verified submissions enter the configured reporting workflow; availability varies by country.
An existing signed-in user with a verified email may not need to verify every report. Check the individual country website for its current workflow. FixCaribbean does not carry out repairs.
View examples of a map-based reporting form, location selection and the reporting categories supported by individual country websites.
Examples from the existing demonstration of a browser-based reporting journey. These are illustrative screens, not proof of authority acceptance or a completed repair.


No app installation is required; residents use a standard web browser.
Maps and optional device positioning help describe where issues occur.
Community observations can help record blocked drains and other potential flood-related concerns.
These are intended benefits. Repairs, government responses and measurable outcomes depend on local operating arrangements and evidence.
We offer managed civic-reporting software to public authorities considering improved location-based reporting, case routing and community engagement.
Service scope, integration, procurement and subscriptions are agreed individually with participating authorities. Repair work remains with the responsible agency or appointed contractor.
Government representatives, councils and prospective service partners can contact us by email to request a demonstration or discuss country-specific requirements.