Tuesday, April 2, 2024 — Cleveland — Today, the City of Cleveland unveiled its new Open Data portal, a one-stop shop for city data sets, dashboards, civic tech applications and more.
The new Cleveland Open Data portal, accessible at data.clevelandohio.gov, is part of the Bibb administration’s commitment to transparency, accountability and innovation.
“This initiative is a milestone for the city that’s aimed at building trust, fostering collaboration, and empowering the public with instant access to a wide range of datasets related to city operations,” said Mayor Justin M. Bibb. “Through the portal, users can explore, analyze and interact with city data in a variety of useful ways.”
Key features of the Cleveland Open Data portal include:
- Data Accessibility: Users will have access to a diverse range of datasets covering various aspects of city operations, including public safety, transportation, housing, and more. This data will empower residents to make informed decisions, drive civic engagement, and contribute to the betterment of their neighborhoods.
- User-Friendly Interface: The portal boasts a user-friendly interface designed to make data exploration intuitive and accessible to users of all backgrounds. Through interactive visualizations, maps, and charts, users can easily analyze and interpret complex datasets.
- Data Sharing and Collaboration: The Cleveland Open Data portal encourages collaboration between the public and government entities. Residents, businesses, and developers are invited to utilize the data for research, innovation, and the development of new solutions to address urban challenges.
- Real-Time Updates: The portal will be continuously updated with new datasets and information, ensuring that users have access to the most current data available. This real-time approach reflects the city's commitment to keeping residents informed and engaged.
"The Cleveland Open Data portal represents a significant step forward in Mayor Bibb’s work and commitment to a modern, open and responsive city government,” said Dr. Elizabeth Crowe, director of the Mayor’s Office of Urban Analytics and Innovation. “The overarching goal is to empower Clevelanders to actively participate in shaping the future of our city."
The launch of the Cleveland Open Data portal aligns with broader initiatives aimed at leveraging technology to enhance government services, promote civic engagement, and foster innovation in Cleveland.
For more information and to explore the Cleveland Open Data portal, please visit data.clevelandohio.gov and watch the video demo of the new site.
