Where is the waterlogging?
Use your location, or search your street. You'll confirm the exact spot on the map next.
Anonymous. Your location is used only to place the report on the map (~100 m).
Emergency? Call 📞 GCC 1913 · 112
Drag the map — put the pin on the flooded spot
When a few neighbours report the same area, the GCC storm-water team is alerted automatically. Waist-deep reports alert them immediately — no waiting.
Where has the water receded?
Drag the map — put the pin on the street, then confirm. Your confirmation helps clear the zone for everyone.
How Flood Watch works
Waist-deep water → immediately. The very first waist-deep report emails GCC storm-water, no waiting.
3 reports in one area → automatic alert. GCC gets one email with the streets, photos and the live map — once per flooding episode, no spam.
Still flooded after 24 hours → automatic reminder. The system follows up so reports can't be quietly forgotten.
Every single report → the MLA office daily digest. Even one report is seen — thresholds only decide when the department is interrupted.
Why a threshold at all? One pin can be a mistake — three neighbours on the same street is a signal worth an engineer's time. That keeps alerts trusted, so when the email arrives, GCC moves. False reports waste rescue time during real rain; one report per person per spot is enforced.
You report in 10 seconds. Pin the flooded spot and tap the depth — ankle, knee, or waist. Anonymous, no details needed.
Reports pool by street. The deeper the water and the more reports, the stronger the zone glows — everyone sees which routes to avoid.
GCC is alerted automatically. When a neighbourhood crosses the report threshold, the storm-water team gets one automatic email with the streets and a live map link — once per flooding episode, no spam.
You mark it receded — one tap. Reporters get a personal banner; anyone can tap a zone or the green button. When about a third confirm, the zone turns green.
Everything heals itself. Reports expire after 24 h, cleared zones fade out, and the alert re-arms for the next rain. The office keeps the full history to push for permanent storm-water fixes.
Logged. Stay safe.
When the water recedes, tap Receded on the banner — it clears the map for everyone and shows GCC their work is done.
If water is entering homes, also call GCC 1913 — map report + official complaint together move the department fastest.