Tax Payer
Get the problems on your street seen and help get them fixed.
Continue as a tax payer →The broken pavement. The blocked drain. The repair everyone is waiting for. OurStreet brings neighbours, local tradespeople and councils together to move things forward.
Already talking to your AI assistant? Start your report there →

Raise awareness. Find local skills. Help fund the fix. A report starts with what you know, then brings people together around responsible next steps.
Get the problems on your street seen and help get them fixed.
Continue as a tax payer →Bring your skills to local work that needs doing.
Continue as a business →Review local needs and coordinate accountable action.
Continue as a representative →Yes, once you connect a compatible MCP client to your OurStreet account. It can prepare a private draft, ask you to confirm the exact details, submit the report and check its progress. The report appears in the same account on ourstreet.io.
Local maintenance problems such as potholes, broken pavements, blocked drains, litter, graffiti, street lighting, trees and shared spaces. Describe what you observed and give a street, town and country. A report does not establish ownership or the responsible authority.
Not automatically. An OurStreet receipt means this workspace received the report. Council participation and confirmed external delivery are separate. OurStreet is an independent platform, not an emergency service or a council.
No. OurStreet helps make needs visible and coordinate next steps. Responsibility, safety, permissions, funding and the work itself still need assessment and agreement. For immediate danger, contact the appropriate local emergency service or council emergency line.
Your original report is private to you and authorised workspace staff. Connecting an assistant lets that client process the information within the permissions you approve. Public sharing is a separate reviewed step. The MCP connection cannot publish reports or access direct messages.
No. This connection cannot pledge or pay money, commission work, or grant government permissions. Individual, community and public funding are part of the proposed workflow, but payments and approved delivery require separate arrangements.
No. These public pages help search engines and assistants discover what OurStreet does. Using tools requires a compatible client, an explicit connection and your consent. Availability depends on the client and account settings. An MCP endpoint is not a listing or endorsement in an app directory.