Reports about public space in Amsterdam by main category: most waste (186,778 reports), then nuisance in public space and roads, traffic and street furniture

Reports about public space in Amsterdam by main category, 2025, in reports. Total: 517,735; the largest 11 of 11 categories are shown. Waste is 36% of the total. Counts per main category are exact, via the API.

Source: Gemeente Amsterdam, Meldingen openbare ruimte (DSO-API) · opgehaald 25 oktober 2026Open the table Single block

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Amsterdam public space reports

Gemeente Amsterdam

Every report Amsterdam residents make about public space, through the Signalen system: rubbish, broken pavements, nuisance, boats. Per report the category, the date, the neighbourhood and whether it is still open. In 2025 there were 517,735.

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Latest figure: 2025
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Reports about public space in Amsterdam by main category: most waste (186,778 reports), then nuisance in public space and roads, traffic and street furniture

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