Open Data Scottsdale

Open Data Scottsdale The City of Scottsdale is committed to using data to provide better services for our community. We hope you will explore this data to offer new insights and innovations for our community. What Can We Do With Open Data? Scottsdale promotes openness, transparency, and accountability and currently has 50 publicly available datasets that can be explored by category. Among other data, you can view active building permits in a particular neighborhood, plan your commute or locate public amenities such as libraries, parks, and trails. For more information or suggestions, contact OpenData@ScottsdaleAZ.gov We are committed to both data openness and digital privacy, you can read our policies to learn about how we commit to Open Data while respecting Digital Privacy Policies and standards shape how we provide data to citizens. Explore our newly released Data Services Standard and Short-term Rental Map Tool Open Data and Data Analysis The Open Data Portal populates other city tools, like the ScottsdaleEZ Dashboard, which provides a snapshot of the types of requests we receive through our ScottsdaleEZ web page, and where they occur within the city. The ScottsdaleEZ dataset used to build the ScottsdaleEZ Dashboard can be found in the City Government and Neighborhoods and Codes categories. Explore Categorized Data CITY GOVERNMENT ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY FINANCIAL MAPS & GIS NEIGHBORHOODS & CODES PARKS, ART, & CULTURE PROPERTY & DEVELOPMENT STREETS & TRANSPORTATION PUBLIC SAFETY unsplash-logoNASA

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