Innovative Solutions to Common Community Development Challenges

From dealing with resource constraints to navigating complex regulations, community development comes with many challenges. But that doesn’t mean these obstacles should stand in the way of your town or city’s growth. The right software can modernize your agency and empower you to provide a more positive civic experience.

Download the eBook for innovative solutions to everyday community development issues faced by agencies throughout the country. Start reading to learn about:

• Tech-driven efficiencies that can make up for budget limitations
• How to uphold sustainable development practices by leveraging data
• Integrating automation for faster, more compliant processes
• The benefits of an all-in-one public portal for applications, complaints, payments, and communication
• Solutions to reduce errors for in-the-field work
• Choosing a software vendor that sets you up for success

With software to streamline processes, boost efficiency, and uphold compliance, you can meet community development obstacles head-on. Don’t settle for slow-paced and fragmented tools. Fill out the form above for your eBook copy to discover groundbreaking technology that can open up new opportunities for your community.

About the CivicPlus® Community Development Solution

Backed by over 25 years of government expertise, Community Development is an all-in-one solution for managing planning, permitting, licensing, code enforcement, and fire safety. By automating manual tasks, supporting online applications, and integrating with existing systems, it improves productivity and efficiency for community development projects that enrich communities. With a scalable, user-friendly interface and self-service options for residents and businesses, it streamlines communication and improves community satisfaction.

Key solution features include:

• Permitting: Handle building and construction applications, manage document reviews, track invoices and payments, and maintain contractor credentials.
• Planning and Zoning: Oversee property records, manage subdivisions and plats, organize site plans, and schedule board meetings.
• Licensing: Manage and create license applications and renewals, verify contractor credentials, process payments, and conduct inspections.
• Code Enforcement: Track code complaints and violations from the initial request through inspection and final case resolution.
• Fire and Life Safety: Organize and perform fire and safety inspections, both scheduled and periodic, and issue necessary enforcement actions.