You can file a complaint about unfriendly public officials through the National Petition System (ePeople) or your city/county/district government's website.
When reporting, enter information such as the applicant's information, the details of the complaint, and the location of the incident. Attach objective evidence and you'll receive a response within 14 days.
You can check the progress via email or phone, and the results will be sent to you in writing.
Here's how to file a complaint through the National Petition System. After accessing the National Petition website and verifying your identity, you can log in and file a complaint regarding public official's discourtesy under the 'Passive Administration' menu. Users enter their applicant information, including the subject and details of the complaint, the location where the incident occurred, and the relevant administrative agency. Similar complaints can be filed through the city/county/district office website using a similar process. The processing of complaints takes up to 14 days. You can receive updates via email or phone, and the results will be provided in writing. When filing a complaint, it's advisable to attach objective evidence, such as recorded phone calls. For more details, you can refer to news channels.