By having up-to-date property information from multiple systems in BuildingBlocks, cities are moving to a proactive model of code enforcement. Using multiple points of data, our partners now have the ability to identify high-risk properties using early warning signs and can deploy resources to prevent serious violations before owners and occupants lose the will and the means to take responsibility for their property.
Learn how Las Vegas is using data on tax delinquency, utility usage, and crime to predict vacancy and prioritize inspections.
Instead of relying on institutional knowledge of problem owners in a city, BuildingBlocks allows a city to aggregate complaints, violations, outstanding fees, crime incidents, and more for all the properties an owner is responsible for in the city. With a comprehensive view of the impact one owner can have on the community, the city can take appropriate steps to make sure that owner complies with the cities permitting process or building codes.
Read about how Mount Vernon, NY is using BuildingBlocks to identify and prosecute problem owners hiding behind shell LLC’s
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Read about how Mount Vernon, NY is using BuildingBlocks to identify and prosecute problem owners hiding behind shell LLC’s
By prioritizing cases based on risk scores or other factors you define, cities can direct limited resources where they are needed most. After quickly visualizing where the most urgent cases are located, cities are automating assignments to staff based on location, complaint type, and more. Instead of waiting for citizens to call and complain, BuildingBlocks allows cities to get ahead of potential problems.
Learn how Louisville is using code violations, proximity to schools & parks, tax liens, and public safety risk to prioritize the Metro Government’s demolition program
Learn how Louisville is using code violations, proximity to schools & parks, tax liens, and public safety risk to prioritize the Metro Government’s demolition program
