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Open Data Is Now Available In Delta!

Darpan News Desk, 10 Dec, 2019 08:04 PM

    Open Data is the practice of using technology to publicly distribute large amounts of electronic information collected and used by local governments.


    Information such as election outcomes and property and utility related data is now freely available to the public, easy to access, and simple to reuse.

     

    Open Data will provide greater public transparency and easier access to information held by the City. The current library will continue to expand and be uploaded by an automated system to ensure that information is shared efficiently.


    Residents are also welcome to suggest additional open data sets if there is a topic that they would like to know more about!

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