Map the barriers. Build accessibility.
Whether you walk, roll, or navigate with a cane, your observations can change Puerto Rico's streets.
Report a barrier
Tap the map where you found the barrier, pick the kind, and describe what you saw.
Recent reports
The latest validated by the team. Tap any card for the full detail.
Sidewalk obstacleSan Juan
La acera está rota . Los contadores de agua algunas tapas rotas y hay otro que sobresale creando un bump, por allí no puede pasar nadie con andador mucho menos silla de ruedas y los peatones pueden caminar solo con precaución.
Surface damageMayagüez
Tuberías no tienen tapas. Iba caminando con teléfono y se me viró el pie.
Sidewalk obstacleMayagüez
He venido a un parque cerca del casco urbano donde encontré un problema de accesibilidad.
Surface damageJuana Díaz
Hace 3 años estoy solicitando que por lo menos asfalten el estacionamiento para que mi hijo pueda hacer uso de su andador y la silla pueda passr bieny hagan aceras qué den acceso a la cancha.
Sidewalk obstaclePonce
Hay 3 postes en la acera. Creo que no cabe una silla de ruedas
Broken / unsafe rampSan Juan
No description.
Sidewalk obstacleMayagüez
No hay suficiente espacio para pasar con silla de ruedas.
Sidewalk obstacleAguadilla
Muchas barreras para poder entrar a la oficina de servicios para ciudadanos
Sidewalk obstacleAguadilla
Poste y letrero en medio. Inaccesible.
Reports by municipality
The municipalities with the most barriers documented by the community. Each bar is split by barrier type.
Top 5 of 93 validated reports across the island.
From the blog
Stories, guides and updates from the community.
Before the Lawsuit, There Was a Promise
Before many lawsuits over accessibility barriers, there were ignored requests, closed doors, and broken promises. Puerto Rico Reporta documents barriers in streets and public spaces to make them visible and prompt action before going to court becomes the only remaining option.
By Equipo de PReporta · August 20, 2026
Who Is Responsible for Accessibility in Your Municipality?
When someone encounters a barrier in a municipal service, they should know where to turn. Learn what an ADA coordinator does, what information must be publicly available, and what you can ask your municipality.
By Equipo de PReporta · August 3, 2026
Accessibility Is Health, Too: A Conversation on Salud en el West
In this interview on WKJB’s Salud en el West, we spoke with Alex Román about Puerto Rico Reporta, the accessibility barriers many people face every day, and why documenting them is an important step toward promoting safer, more dignified, and more accessible communities.
By Equipo de PReporta · July 9, 2026