https://seattlecitygis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/ind...
Boston has one, run by the mayor's hotline staff. They are exceptionally good at closing your issue without the issue being fixed.
Apparently they file another ticket in the job system of the relevant city department (each department has their own completely unique system), say "done!" and close your ticket, even though the relevant department might never do anything and you have no idea of the status of that ticket, nor any way to find out. There is no way to report that the issue still exists or comment or anything. By design. They want something that looks good. Issue reported, city addressed it, done.
Multiple times I have had an issue with something broken or non-functional, filed a ticket, had it closed as "fixed", sometimes it even says something like "fixed by a crew on blah blah", and I go back, take another picture, open a yet another ticket. I mention that it's the second or third or fourth time I've reported the same issue. Doesn't matter. Nobody cares.
Down in NYC if you fill out a noise complaint on the city's hotline, the cops show up 30 minutes later.
Boston is a city "run" by people who got the job through patronage, and are chair-warming assholes waiting for their pensions to kick in. It has something like three times the number of employees per capita compared to most other cities, and yet nothing gets done unless you know the right someone.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-03-15/portland-...