Philly’s open data movement continued to shine in 2015.
The city’s property data release was named on a Twitter list of local open data highlights, started by D.C.-based by civic technologist Rebecca Williams. Other mentions include San Francisco’s housing data browser and Pittsburgh’s new open data portal.
2015 local gov open data highlights? * https://t.co/LIhHrWtPWn / https://t.co/0GFBHw0JKB * https://t.co/lRhQVKDrXN TELL ME MORE
— Rebecca Williams (@internetrebecca) December 24, 2015
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Other Philly projects mentioned in that thread: the adorably-named Benny the Metadata Catalog, a new tool, and the recent property tax balance release, which full disclosure, we threw into the ring.
Here’s hoping this work continues into the Kenney administration.
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