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Reporting street problems in Braga district

Each council’s channel, its contacts and what it lacks, across all 14 municipalities, and one app that works in every one of them.

Last updated: 2026-10-19

What we found in Braga district

We read the site of each of the 14 councils: 6 have their own reporting channel and 8 have nothing beyond general contacts.

Each channel serves only its own municipality and nearly always keeps the report between the resident and the services. CleanSpot is the same app in all of them: municipality and parish come from the coordinates automatically, and every report sits on a public map where neighbours see it and can help.

Amares

We found no channel on Amares council’s site for reporting public-space problems. Use the general contacts, and CleanSpot for the public record.

  • Phone: 253 991 330
  • Email: geral@municipioamares.pt

Barcelos

Barcelos council has its own channel, A Minha Rua. It has a dedicated guide on this site, with contacts and how it works.

Braga

Braga council has its own channel. It has a dedicated guide on this site, with contacts and how it works.

Cabeceiras de Basto

We found no channel on Cabeceiras de Basto council’s site for reporting public-space problems. Use the general contacts, and CleanSpot for the public record.

  • Phone: 800 200 010 (chamada grátis)

Celorico de Basto

We found no channel on Celorico de Basto council’s site for reporting public-space problems. Use the general contacts, and CleanSpot for the public record.

  • Phone: 255 320 300
  • Email: geral@mun-celoricodebasto.pt

Esposende

Esposende council has its own channel for public-space reports: an «Ocorrências» page in its Viver menu (municipio.esposende.pt).

  • Phone: 253 960 100

Fafe

We found no channel on Fafe council’s site for reporting public-space problems. Use the general contacts, and CleanSpot for the public record.

  • Phone: 253 700 400

Guimarães

Guimarães council has its own channel, a aplicação CityFy. It has a dedicated guide on this site, with contacts and how it works.

Póvoa de Lanhoso

Póvoa de Lanhoso council has its own channel for public-space reports: «Comunicar Ocorrências» (povoadelanhoso.pt/comunicar-ocorrencias).

  • Phone: 253 639 700
  • Email: geral@mun-planhoso.pt

Terras de Bouro

We found no channel on Terras de Bouro council’s site for reporting public-space problems. Use the general contacts, and CleanSpot for the public record.

  • Phone: 253 350 010
  • Email: geral@cm-terrasdebouro.pt

Vieira do Minho

We found no channel on Vieira do Minho council’s site for reporting public-space problems. Use the general contacts, and CleanSpot for the public record.

  • Phone: 253 649 270

Vila Nova de Famalicão

Vila Nova de Famalicão council has its own channel, a aplicação Famalicão YourPlace. It has a dedicated guide on this site, with contacts and how it works.

Vila Verde

We found no channel on Vila Verde council’s site for reporting public-space problems. Use the general contacts, and CleanSpot for the public record.

  • Phone: 253 310 500
  • Email: geral@cm-vilaverde.pt

Vizela

We found no channel on Vizela council’s site for reporting public-space problems. Use the general contacts, and CleanSpot for the public record.

  • Phone: 253 489 630
  • Email: geral@cm-vizela.pt

What CleanSpot adds, in any of these municipalities

  • A public map with the date, photo and coordinates of every report
  • Neighbours who confirm, add photos and volunteer to clear it
  • Group cleanups, with invitations and a shared recap
  • Location history, to show the council the problem keeps coming back
  • Works offline, in 30 languages, free and with no advertising

Sources

My council has no app. How do I report?

Through the council’s general contacts, or A Minha Rua if the municipality has joined it. And on CleanSpot, which works in every municipality and puts the problem on a public map, visible to neighbours and services.

Does CleanSpot send my report to the council?

When a council subscribes to CleanSpot’s municipal dashboard, reports in its territory land there directly, with triage, assignment and tracking. Until then the report is public and anyone can see it on the map; use the council’s channel too.