SolveHFX has always positioned itself around transparency — the scorecards page tracks resolution rates by district, and the reports feed keeps a public record of everything filed. Now you can take that data with you.
What's new
A new open-data export sits alongside the scorecards: pick CSV for a spreadsheet-ready download, or JSON if you're building something. Both are filterable by category, district, or status, so you're not stuck downloading everything just to look at potholes in one district.
Grab it from the Scorecards page, or hit the endpoint directly:
`solvehfx.ca/api/reports/export?format=csv`
`solvehfx.ca/api/reports/export?format=json`
What's in it — and what isn't
The export includes the same public fields you'd see on the map or the reports feed: title, description, category, location, district, status, and dates. It does not include anything a resident shared privately — no contact names, no emails, no IP addresses. Those never leave our servers, whether you're looking at one report or exporting five thousand of them.
Who this is for
Journalists and researchers: who want to verify a claim about response times themselves instead of taking our word for it.
Residents: curious whether their street's issue is part of a bigger pattern.
Anyone building on top of civic data: — the export is free, requires no account, and there's no rate limit beyond a 5,000-row cap per request.
This is public data about public streets. It should be easy to get at.
See the live numbers on Scorecards, or report an issue to add to the dataset yourself.