International Journal of Scientific Research and Engineering Development

Efficient handling of local civic issues is essential for the smooth functioning of any community. However, in many areas, the process of reporting and resolving problems such as road damage, waste accumulation, water supply issues, and electrical faults is still managed through traditional methods. These methods often involve manual complaint registration, lack proper record management, and provide no clear mechanism for tracking the status of reported issues. As a result, problems remain unresolved for long periods, leading to inconvenience for citizens and reduced trust in local administration. To overcome these limitations, the Local Problem Solver Platform is proposed as a digital and centralized system for managing community issues. The platform allows users to easily report problems using an online interface by entering details, uploading images, and specifying the location of the issue. It ensures that all complaints are stored systematically and can be accessed and managed efficiently. The system provides real-time updates on complaint status, enabling users to stay informed about the progress of their requests. In addition, it introduces an interactive feature where community members can support issues by voting and sharing their opinions. This helps in identifying the most urgent problems and enables authorities to prioritize their actions accordingly. On the administrative side, the platform offers a structured dashboard for monitoring, categorizing, and resolving complaints. It improves coordination among responsible personnel and ensures accountability at every stage of the process. By reducing manual work and enhancing communication, the system increases overall efficiency. In conclusion, the proposed platform leverages digital technology to create a transparent, responsive, and user-friendly environment for addressing local problems. It not only simplifies the complaint process but also encourages community involvement, ultimately contributing to better governance and improved quality of life.

Vishal Malavi, Sanket Mane, Pranav Bandgar, Suraj Gavade, Mrs.Smita Jadhav,"Local Problem Solver Platform" International Journal of Scientific Research and Engineering Development, V9(2): Page(1258-1264) Mar-Apr 2026. ISSN: 2581-7175. www.ijsred.com. Published by Scientific and Academic Research Publishing.