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See a city's streets change, block by block.

teleon.dev/docs/municipal reads open city data: 311 service requests, code violations and GTFS-RT transit feeds. Records keep the request type, a block-level place and the dates, with their source, license and read time.

v42.0teleon.dev/docs/municipalCivic data feedhttpsjson
311 requests by districtone city, one week
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Potholes
Streetlights
Water leaks
Illegal dumping
Graffiti
Noise
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Darker cells hold more requests. Water leaks cluster in district 4, so a keyed watch on that district picks up each new one.

What it does

311 requests

Potholes, outages and water leaks arrive with their type, block and the dates opened and closed.

Code violations

Building and housing cases record the parcel, the code section cited and each status change.

Transit in real time

GTFS-RT trip updates, vehicle positions and alerts show where service runs late or reroutes.

The contract

Every record carries its source, license and read time, and agents follow a city by cursor or with a keyed watch on a district or route.

StoreS181
Versionv42.0
Sources311 requests, code violations, GTFS-RT
Each recordSource, license, read time
Identifiers
  • 311 service_request_id
  • GTFS-RT trip_id
Request and responseCopy
GET https://api.teleon.dev/v1/municipal/changes?since=cur_0c41&type=water_leak # Response { "cursor": "cur_0c58", "records": [ { "id": "muni_311_88412", "kind": "311_request", "type": "water_leak", "place": "400 block Avenue, district 4", "opened": "2026-10-24T14:10:00Z", "status": "open", "source": "Meridian City open data portal", "license": "CC BY 4.0", "read_at": "2026-10-25T21:30:02Z" } ] }

Endpoints

MethodPathAccessWhat it doesStatus
GET/v1/municipal/recordsRING-3List records by city, request type and district
GET/v1/municipal/records/{id}RING-3Read one record with its source, license and read time
GET/v1/municipal/changes?since={cursor}RING-3Read every change since a cursor, in order
POST/v1/municipal/watchesRING-2Watch a district, a route or a request type with a key

Listed paths appear in the service’s published files today. This surface comes from the Teleon Omnibus Codex v1.0 to v50.0, Oct 25, 2026. In the one-host plan every path here is served under api.teleon.dev/v1/municipal.

For agents

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Read https://teleon.dev/docs/municipal.md and summarize this week's 311 water-leak requests for one city by district. Read only.
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Full glossary
311 request
A non-emergency service request to a city, such as a pothole, logged with its type, place and dates.
GTFS-RT
GTFS Realtime: the standard feed format for transit trip updates, vehicle positions and service alerts.
Cursor
A position in a feed's change log. Reading since a cursor returns everything newer, in order.
Keyed watch
A standing request made with an API key that names what to follow and delivers each matching change.