Two paid plans, built on the same data and method as the free scorecard. Subscriptions fund CivicTrue, and paying never changes a public number.
Reports and comparisons for hearings, budget talks and operations reviews.
The scorecard’s figures in a form you can analyze, publish and cite.
One page for each council district or ward, every month. Prints on letter paper, in color or black and white.
See a sample reportEvery district mapped by problem and against last year, results by city agency, and what the city found when it closed each request.
See the full scorecardCompare your city with peers on problems every city tracks, set against population and staff headcount.
See the benchmark screenThree paid months for one council office or agency team. Then you decide whether to continue.
Choose your districts and peer cities. We walk your team through the method and how each figure is counted.
Reports and benchmarks arrive with each month’s data. Bring them to hearings, budget talks and constituent meetings.
We go over what your team used and what should change, and you decide whether to continue.
Every figure on the public scorecard as CSV, by city, district, problem and month.
The same data by API, refreshed when the scorecard updates.
District and citywide charts for your story, with the source and period printed on each one.
A breakdown the scorecard doesn’t show, such as one problem in one district by month.
Paying doesn’t change any number on the public scorecard, and it doesn’t buy an early look.
Any city office can respond to a figure. We publish the reply next to it, on the public site and in the reports.
Every definition and filter is published, so your analysts can check our work against the city’s own data.
Tell us about your work, and we’ll show you the plan that fits.