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Concerned Neighbor(s)

​​Welcome to the Town of Chesapeake (WV) Report a Concern

If you see it, please report it. Using our GovPilot software, you can easily list and report any concerns. Your reports help us address issues promptly and keep our community safe and well-maintained.

Communicate with Your Neighbor

Before submitting a concern, we encourage you to try communicating with your neighbor. Open and respectful dialogue can often resolve issues quickly and amicably. Many concerns can be addressed through a simple conversation, fostering a stronger and more connected community. If the issue persists or is serious, please proceed with reporting it to the appropriate authorities. Your cooperation helps maintain a harmonious and supportive neighborhood.

Thank you for being a considerate and proactive member of our community.​

Please call 911 if this is an emergency, or dial 304-348-8111 for non-emergencies or to reach the Town of Chesapeake Police Department.

Report a Concern​

​--- Select the link above - Report a Concern - type in the address of the property and complete the form.

This form requires an email to submit.

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Scan QRG with your phone. The Report a Concern form will launch

The following concerns can be reported at this time.​​

  • Abandoned Building/Home
  • Abandoned Vehicle
  • Air Pollution
  • Animal Complaint
  • Broken Fire Hydrant​
  • Construction After Hours
  • Damaged Curbs
  • Debris on Property
  • Flooding
  • Garbage Collection Issue
  • Health Issue
  • High Grass
  • Noise Complaint
  • Offensive Smell
  • Pothole/Street Repair
  • Sewage Overflow
  • Snow Issues
  • Stagnant Water/Mosquitos
  • Street - Tree Branches in Street
  • Street Light Out
  • Street Obstructed
  • Unsanitary/Unsafe Conditions
  • Utilities - Electric Off
  • Utilities - Gas Off
  • Utilities - Pole Down
  • Utilities - Running Water Discolored
  • Utilities - Water Off
  • Vacant Property/Home
  • Wind Damages
  • Other

Making a False Report to a Government Official

Please be aware that making a false report to a government official is a serious offense and can have legal consequences. Under federal law (18 U.S. Code § 1001), it is a crime to knowingly and willfully make false statements to any department or agency of the United States. Similarly, West Virginia state law (West Virginia Code §61-5-17) prohibits giving false information to law enforcement officers with the intent to mislead. False reporting can divert valuable resources away from genuine concerns and may lead to unnecessary investigations or actions. It is important to provide accurate and truthful information when reporting any issue. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.​

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