Citizen Service Request Form
Log resident service requests with location, category and evidence.
- Questions
- 15
- Pages
- 3
- Layouts
- classic
- Conditional rules
- 3
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About this template
Councils and municipal teams receive service requests through every channel imaginable, and this form is designed to turn them into a consistent, routable queue. The resident identifies themselves and gives a contact method, or can flag the request as anonymous where your policy allows it. The request itself is categorised — highways and potholes, street lighting, waste and recycling, fly tipping, parks and trees, drainage, noise, abandoned vehicles or other — because the category is what determines which department receives it. Location is captured as a street address plus an optional what3words or nearest landmark, and the resident can upload photographs, which dramatically reduces the number of inspection visits needed before work is scheduled. Severity and safety questions identify anything that is an immediate hazard so it can be escalated rather than queued. Finally the resident says whether they have reported this before and gives any previous reference number, which stops duplicate cases being opened. Submissions arrive time-stamped with a reference the resident can quote.
What this form asks
Every question is editable — rename it, make it optional, or delete it entirely.
Page 1 — About you
- Your namerequired
- Email addressrequired
- Contact number
- Your address
- Would you like a response?required
Page 2 — Your request
- Request categoryrequired
- Describe the issuerequired
- Is this an immediate danger to the public?required
- Describe the hazard
- Have you reported this before?required
- Previous reference number
Page 3 — Location and evidence
- Location of the issue
- Nearest landmark or what3words
- Photographs
- Date you first noticed it
15 questions in total.
Conditional logic included
- When “Is this an immediate danger to the public?” is Yes, show “Describe the hazard”.
- When “Have you reported this before?” is Yes, require “Previous reference number”.
- When “Would you like a response?” is Yes, require “Email address”.
Works in this layout
Frequently asked questions
- Can residents report anonymously?
- Yes — the response question lets them log an issue without asking for a reply, and you can make name and email optional.
- How do requests reach the right team?
- Use the category answer to route notification emails, so highways and waste requests land in different inboxes.
- Does it prevent duplicate reports?
- A conditional question asks for a previous reference number, letting your team merge rather than open a new case.
- Can we publish it on our council website?
- Yes — the form embeds in any page or can be linked directly from your services index.
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