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I'd like to work on replacing the existing form on city site with a geo form and map
This would allow users the ability to point on a map and report a pothole. The spaital locations can be stored and housed for analysis and worked on by city maintenance. This would reduce the amount of error in a hand typed form which can have clerical errors in address.
https://www.cityoftulsa.org/reporting/pot-holes.aspx

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Without personal information could we get this on the City's open data? All that is required is zip code and problem type in csv format or JSON. Weekly or monthly update would be okay whatever could pull this data nightly would be ideal in order to visualize Problems within the city in a public facing mapping application. The events could have a heat map and show where backlogs to city services are occurring. I've already received a test table and created a map based off these Problems from the city data. It found that the data had a 30% error rate in clerical errors such as incorrect zip code, state, etc... A geoform would eliminate this since the data would be queried to TULSA COUNTY and an incorrect address wouldn't be able to be entered. Also you could add a point using your finger our mouse if you didn't know the correct address. This functionality is avialibe to the city FREE as a public service through ESRI

https://www.cityoftulsa.org/reporting/reporting-problems.aspx

@groovecoder I would be interested in leading/helping with this project.

Keith

In the main README, with links to contacts and other materials

Hey, I have experience in JS, Python, Java, C/C++ and a variety of others. I'm looking to help out where I'm needed but have had a difficult time finding projects that seem to be active and in need of help.

Ted Ward

Probably eventbrite?

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Penny Macias - City of Tulsa, What Works Cities & TODAB
John Gregorovic - City of Tulsa, IT
GT Bynum - city councilor
Blake Ewing - city councilor