Communities

CivicRADAR in the Community

Since elements of CivicRADAR are available to the public via the Internet, citizens can check the resolution status of service requests they have initiated, thereby reducing staff time not only in the collection of these requests, but also in follow-up calls and information gathering.

Much like courier services that allow senders to check the status of their packages online, CivicRADAR will be available for this service 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Additionally, CivicRADAR also allows municipal governments the opportunity to actively and passively solicit feedback from residents.

Through its survey mechanisms, governments will receive a cost-free tool to gauge the feelings of constituencies on a limitless number of topics.

CivicRADAR is currently being developed for a number of communities in Connecticut. Working with these pilot communities, the project team continues to shape the program into a more efficient, and useful tool which can integrate into existing information systems. You can read more about the participating communities using these links: Weston, CT :: Wethersfield, CT

The feedback from the participants has greatly benefited the overall design of the project and improved its usability for all parties.

If you would like to learn more about which communities are participating in the project, contact the project manager, or your local municipal government planners.

If you think CivicRADAR would be a good fit for your community, contact our project coordinator to see how CivicRADAR can be implemented in your area.