[–] Asparagirl 12y ago ↗ FINALLY! The only open data they had prior to this was stuff put together by the LA Times' Data Desk and one lonely GIS data site for maps and parcel data. Glad to see Garcetti is following through on opening up this data!
[–] gugachiu 12y ago ↗ Disclaimer: I'm a developer at OpenGov.The city of Los Angeles' financial data is also up on the OpenGov platform. https://losangeles.opengov.comIt's a positive trend for governments to share their data and be more transparent with their citizens. [–] fyrabanks 12y ago ↗ This is amazing; I had no idea this existed. Thanks for sharing.
[–] krrishd 12y ago ↗ On that note, Colorado has something slightly similar implemented, except with a different underlying platform (Socrata): http://data.colorado.gov [–] andrewliebchen 12y ago ↗ This is a Socrata site as well. [–] krrishd 12y ago ↗ Oh, for some reason I didn't notice.
[–] andrewliebchen 12y ago ↗ This is a Socrata site as well. [–] krrishd 12y ago ↗ Oh, for some reason I didn't notice.
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 23.4 ms ] threadThe city of Los Angeles' financial data is also up on the OpenGov platform. https://losangeles.opengov.com
It's a positive trend for governments to share their data and be more transparent with their citizens.