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Transparent Accountability

Concerns Portal

Every submission is visible, upvotable, and tracked through a public pipeline until it’s resolved.

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How do I file a concern?
Tap File a Concern, choose whether it’s a common-area issue or a private unit-to-unit matter, pick a category, then describe what happened with dates and locations. Common-area concerns appear on the board for neighbors to see and upvote; unit-to-unit concerns stay private.
What do the status stages mean?
Received → logged. Under Review → admin is looking into it. Action Taken → a fix is underway. Resolved → closed. Each stage has a target turnaround, and anything overdue is flagged.
Who can see my concern?
Common-area concerns are shared with the community for transparency, so neighbors can see and upvote them — keep them factual and respectful. Unit-to-unit concerns are never shown publicly; only a count appears, and management handles the details directly. Common-area concerns post to the board right away; management monitors the board and removes anything that breaks the rules. Either way, your unit and contact are shared only with property management.
What if my issue is private, inside my unit?
If it’s a repair or service need inside your own unit, like a leak, aircon, electrical or plumbing, you don’t have to post it here. Use the private Maintenance Request form. It routes straight to Engineering, stays between you and management, and won’t appear on the public board.
Two neighbors clasping hands, smiling, a disagreement resolved
Before you post

Be civil. Be proper. Be human.

The person reading this is a neighbor, a guard, maintenance, or admin doing their job. Keep it factual, skip the personal attacks, and if it can be solved directly between the people involved, try that first before bringing it to the whole community.