Respond 3.1 is now available! In this presentation, Cityworks subject matter expert Mitchell Ottesen shares tips, tricks, and new capabilities of the Cityworks Respond application. ► You’ll also like: Responding for Efficiency in Delray Beach...

The City of Raleigh, North Carolina, takes a very GIS-centric approach to asset management. “If it’s in ArcGIS Online, it’s in Cityworks,” explains Chad Foley, enterprise application engineer at the City of Raleigh. Most recently,...

In the City of Escondido, CA, the Environmental Compliance Department performs inspections at approximately 1,600 facilities at least once a year. Using Cityworks and ArcGIS, the department has been able to create a paperless process...

In Escondido, California, it used to take days for city workers to remove a graffiti tag. But thanks to some community engagement and the Cityworks mobile native apps, graffiti is now removed within 24 hours....

Your work isn’t limited to your desk and neither is Cityworks. With the help of a continuous network connection, Cityworks Respond provides streamlined access to Cityworks AMS and PLL specifically for field use. You have...

The City of South Bend, Indiana, manages 700 miles of sanitary and storm sewers and 10,000 catch basins, inlets, and drains through its Department of Public Works Office of Sewers. For years, the department relied...

Making long-term plans while also managing day-to-day operations is hard. There’s always something competing for your time. By collecting relevant data along the way, you can help make strategic planning easier. The City of Topeka...

As leaders of public municipalities, we often compete with private entities on many levels. When providing services such as recreation centers, cemeteries, golf courses, and entertainment venues, there is a persistent need to stay close...