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City releases open data on potholes, vacant housing, lead paint & more
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City releases open data on potholes, vacant housing, lead paint & more
Published on July 26, 2017
Want to see every pothole patched on your street this year? Or the location of every water main break in your neighborhood? Now you can.
City officials launched a new portal for open data -- called DataCuse -- giving the public access to huge chunks of information on infrastructure, housing, neighborhoods and lead paint. They expect to add more types of data as time goes on.
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