Urban Fire Hazards: A Growing Municipal Risk Urban fire threats are no longer confined to rural peripheries or forested zones. Increasingly, cities face significant risks
Client: Town of Prescott ValleyIndustry: Municipal Government | Affordable Housing & Urban PlanningSolution: City Detect PASS AI The Challenge In 2024, the Town of Prescott
Municipal code enforcement and public works departments are often tasked with solving complex, visible problems, such as blight, illegal dumping, vacant property management, with limited
Why Public Works Departments Need Better Technology Public works departments are central to a city’s day-to-day success. They bring multidimensional value to the cities they
Vacant properties aren’t just a sign of disinvestment, they’re a measurable threat to the well-being of communities. From rising crime to declining public health, empty
The Growing Threat of Wildfires Wildfires are a persistent and escalating threat across the United States. At the time of this writing, 269,986 acres have
The heart of a community is tested when disasters strike. Hurricane Helene delivered a devastating blow to Greenville, SC, uprooting lives and creating chaos, leaving
City Detect proudly announces achieving SOC 2 Type I compliance, marking a major milestone in our mission to secure smart cities. This certification reflects our commitment to cybersecurity, privacy, and Responsible AI, ensuring that municipalities can trust our innovative solutions to build cleaner, safer, and more efficient communities.
In previous posts, we’ve talked about external drivers for urban redevelopment. (Check out how high-profile political meetings and mega-sporting events can accelerate change.) External forces
From litter to illegal dumping, solid waste management is a big and complex issue impacting community health, environmental sustainability, and city budgets. Dilapidated buildings, littered
