The township has budgeted $50,000 for the platform.
Township Administrator Judi Boyko told trustees this week after she put out a request for proposals two vendors replied and she recommends OpenGov because it offers a wealth of options.
“The township wants its open data platform to perform two primary functions, one of them is of course the public’s thirst and desire for transparency and data and information,” she said. “And what I believe is equally important is the strategic internal purpose which is integrating mapping and cross referencing all of our data platforms that exist right now in silos… My recommendation is to contract with OpenGov.”
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