Nextdoor for Public Services

Communicate with confirmed residents in your service area with Nextdoor's community engagement tool for local councils, police forces, fire services and the NHS.

Nextdoor is available for all neighbourhoods in the UK

Hundreds of public services across the UK are using Nextdoor to engage with their local communities. Our unique mapping feature enables you to share messaging to your entire service area or target communications at a hyper-local level.

Instantly reach and engage with residents

There’s no need to build up likes or followers - you’re automatically connected to every neighbour on Nextdoor who’s been confirmed to live in your service area.

Geo-target your posts

Target messaging to specific areas with our unique mapping tool. Choose from your entire service area, your custom areas (boroughs, wards, districts etc) or specific neighbourhoods by postcode targeting.

Issue vital real-time information with Emergency Alerts

Share critical and urgent information with residents via our alert system which is distributed in the newsfeed, by email, and push notification.

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Hundreds of public services across the UK are already using Nextdoor

"Nextdoor is already proving to be an important tool for communicating with our residents. We can post as individual officers, increasing our visibility and driving really strong engagement. It’s great to be able to post polls, publicise events and send urgent alerts."

PCSO David Haywood

Metropolitan Police

"Nextdoor is a great digital platform for reaching local residents. Whether it’s for an emergency, asking for ideas on how to improve neighbourhoods, or simply keeping residents informed, Nextdoor gives us the rare opportunity to engage directly.”

Cllr Sue MacMillan

Cabinet Member for Strategy

"Nextdoor has really helped the PSNI to connect with a diverse range of residents in cities, towns and rural areas across Northern Ireland. One great feature for us is knowing we are instantly talking to the right people. Nextdoor has helped our communities develop and facilitated a new level of engagement with the police."

Inspector Brian Mills