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# Local Community | |
A local council wants to engage with the community to understand the issues they face. You have been asked to develop a solution that will enable those who live in the community to flag issues that can then be dealt with in a prompt manner. | |
## Basic | |
1. Locals can register for an account. They should provide details such as address, postcode and the _ward_ they live in (these are the areas covered by local councillors). | |
2. If they want to flag an issue they can add this by providing the location (either as GPS coords or a street name), the type of issue (noise pollution, speeding, potholes, litter, etc) and a brief description. | |
3. The staff who are tasked to deal with this can see a list of issues and prioritise these. | |
4. Once the issue is resolved, the person who has resolved this can flag the job as complete. | |
5. Users can log on and see a list of issues, filtering by status such as reported, allocated and resolved. | |
## Intermediate | |
1. Users can see issues listed be distance from their current location. | |
2. When an issues has been allocated or resolved the person who flagged the issues gets an email update. | |
3. Each job lists how many days have elapsed between it being raised and either resolved or the current date. | |
## Advanced | |
1. The issues can be seen on a map of the area, clicking on an issues displays its details and status. | |
2. Other users can vote for issues and these are then prioritised for resolution. | |
3. staff can download a PDF job sheet listing the jobs for that day. | |
4. Jobs are clustered by location. When a member of staff picks a job to be resolved the system makes suggestions for other jobs in the same area. |