Utah Roadkill Reporter

Utah Roadkill Reporter

Report animal carcasses

2 ratings
9 reviews
Free

Details

Released
November 1, 2022
Updated
November 2, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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This app allows users to report animal carcasses from vehicle collisions. It collects location, species, and other details, feeding data to wildlife and transportation departments to improve highway safety for both drivers and animals.

✓Report animal carcass locations
✓Record species, gender, and age class
✓Upload photo documentation
✓Live data feed to wildlife and transportation departments
✓Utilizes GIS for regional data collection
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What's New in Utah Roadkill Reporter

3.1.1

November 2, 2026

- better authentication flow and recovery - more reliable route tracking - security fixes

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User reviews

App is easy to use people coming to pick up roadkill not always happening

I have reported the road kill 4 days ago but no one is coming. I hope they will.

App doesn’t work

After downloading the app, I filled out a report and kept getting error messages when I tried to submit it. I tried several times throughout the day to re-enter the info and submit but the app wouldn’t process the submittal.

Doesn’t seem to work

App crashes when trying to submit any locations. Even after the updates

Missing important feature

The reporting feature is easy enough, but it is missing a couple of important data points: 1. When crews were notified to pick up the carcass, 2. When the carcass was picked up. I reported a dead deer in a major city, on a major road, and the carcass sat there for days. Did it get picked up because I reported it in this app or did it get removed because the city happened to find it. We will never know and until then it feels pointless to use this app.

Also, it needs to remember my password so I don’t need to log in every time I submit a report or check a report.
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App keeps crashing

Every time I try to use the app to report roadkill, the app keeps crashing

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FAQ

What information does Utah Roadkill Reporter collect?

Utah Roadkill Reporter collects the location of the carcass, species, gender, age class of the animal, and allows for photo documentation. This data is then used by the Utah Department of Transportation and the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.

How does Utah Roadkill Reporter help wildlife and drivers?

By collecting and sharing data on roadkill incidents, the app helps the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and the Utah Department of Transportation to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and make highways safer for everyone.

Is Utah Roadkill Reporter available on Android?

Based on the provided data, Utah Roadkill Reporter is supported on iPhone and iPad. Information regarding Android availability is not specified.

What is the age rating for Utah Roadkill Reporter?

Utah Roadkill Reporter has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with minimal content concerns.

How often is Utah Roadkill Reporter updated?

The app was last updated on November 2, 2026, with version 3.1.1. This suggests a relatively recent update, though the frequency of future updates is not detailed.

Does Utah Roadkill Reporter have ads?

No, Utah Roadkill Reporter does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use without any ad interruptions.

What is the user sentiment for Utah Roadkill Reporter?

The app has a rating of 4.0 stars from 2 ratings. This indicates a generally positive user reception based on the limited feedback available.

Who developed Utah Roadkill Reporter?

Utah Roadkill Reporter was developed by the State of Utah Department of Technology Services. This suggests a government-backed utility focused on public safety and wildlife management.