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Current condition estimate

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Historical reporting patternChecking for a reliable pattern…Report timing only—not when people will be present.
Beta forecastPublic evidence, not a live inventory
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Agent-compiled civic field audit

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    Machine: reconcile records and prioritize uncertainty. Human: verify only the condition, authorize action, and confirm whether outcomes hold. Approximate walking estimate—not turn-by-turn directions.

    A public condition record for your block

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    Approximate public-data estimate. It describes a condition, never a person, and is not a live inventory.

    Verify the condition, not people. Do not photograph or characterize anyone.

    Confirm what is here

    Only report the condition from this location. Do not photograph or characterize people. Your proximity is checked; no trip or raw location history is stored.

    Why we think this

    Recent reports help us understand what may be here.

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    Estimates describe conditions, never people.

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    What Unignorable does

    Unignorable helps you know your walk and understand your block. Plan a walking route, choose which reported conditions to walk around, and read the dated evidence behind them. Nearby checks and lasting public records help neighbors see what changed and what still needs attention.

    The objective is to minimize verified recurring condition burden over time: fewer condition-days, faster durable resolution, and fewer returns after action. For encampments, the condition is the public-space problem to resolve through humane, lawful services and accountable action; a person is never the thing to eliminate.

    The current-condition estimate combines recurrence, evidence age, and imperfect public agency observations. Long-run site recurrence and current presence are separate uncalibrated evidence scores, not measured probabilities or proof that the condition is there now. A reporting window describes only when historical reports most often arrived.

    Verify conditions only. Do not photograph or characterize people. Nearby community submissions enter a human review queue and do not automatically change the forecast. Approved checks become calibration and durable-resolution evidence for a later, versioned model evaluation. No layer identifies an individual.

    In compatible browsers, six WebMCP site tools let an agent search public evidence, read a block’s history, inspect one lifecycle, read the current selection, prepare the visible next step, or compile a time-bounded civic field audit. The audit combines uncertainty, recurrence after closure, lifecycle state, and walking effort—but every real-world truth claim still belongs to a nearby person.

    Routes, complete public records, static license plate-camera observations, Citi Bike stations, and all source data remain available as supporting tools.

    Address searches go to OpenStreetMap Nominatim; routing uses public Valhalla. Your regular-route settings are saved only in this browser. The exact generated route can be downloaded as GPX; Apple and Google may recalculate exported routes.

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