Low urgency
Minor issue that should be tracked before it grows.
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Hotspots Miami is a civic map for resident concerns. People can pin a location, describe what is going wrong there, and compare that lived experience with a grading system you define for the city.
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Hotspot grading scale
Residents choose a severity from 1 to 5, and the site translates that into a public grade using the scale below.
Low urgency
Minor issue that should be tracked before it grows.
Moderate concern
Noticeable barrier, but most people can still move through it.
Meaningful barrier
A recurring problem that affects comfort, access, or reliability.
High-priority issue
A serious issue that creates clear risk or blocks normal use.
Critical condition
An urgent hotspot needing fast public attention and action.
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Anonymous
No bus seat at 1st st infront of Miami Senior High • Little Havana • 33135
Missing bus seat affects the students who are dismissed around 2:30 pm, often seeing around 15-20 students standing up waiting for the local bus route
Categories: No Bus Seating, Unsafe Crosswalk
Meaningful barrier
4/6/2026