Knowing where it is isn’t enough.
A pin on a map says where equipment should be. It doesn’t say who looks after it, when anyone last checked, or whether someone has reported a problem. Guardian Civic exists to bring that information together — for the people who might need the equipment, and the organisations responsible for it.What we stand for
Deliberate about how information is handled.
These principles guide how Guardian Civic works today, and how we’ll keep building it.Honest about what’s known
We show what has been confirmed, inspected, or reported, and when — and say plainly what a listing can’t tell you.Visibility with clear intent
Organisations set what they intend to share; Guardian Civic’s listing and review rules decide what reaches the public map. Everything else stays private.Accountable by design
Every published listing stays linked to the organisation responsible, and changes from the public are reviewed before they alter it.
Contact the team
General and organisation enquiries
Questions about Guardian Civic, adopting it, or support for your team.Contact usA problem with equipment
Report it from its listing on the map so it reaches the organisation responsible.Open the mapPrivacy and your data
How information is handled, and how to ask for a report you sent to be deleted.Privacy policy
These channels are for product and operational enquiries
Guardian Civic is not an emergency service. In an emergency, call 000.