Get It Done

Get It Done provides simple and easy ways to connect with the City. Report non-emergency problems, schedule appointments or obtain information through the Get It Done mobile application, or Get It Done webpage.  This tool enables the City to utilize CRM software to efficiently process incoming reports. Valuable customer and employee feedback is collected to inform future improvements and enhancements.

StreetsSD

StreetsSD allows residents to view street condition and repair data for San Diego’s entire 3,000-mile street network. Creating a government as innovative as the people it serves, the City launched this interactive web application to enable our communities to view which streets have recently received overlay, concrete or slurry work and when others are scheduled for completion. Order of street repairs is determined by many factors including an Overall Condition Index (OCI). StreetsSD information is updated quarterly.

DataSD

DataSD creates a more open and transparent city government. The open data portal provides over 75 datasets to make City operations more transparent and effective and to allow the public to assist in identifying efficient solutions for government. DataSD promotes civic engagement, allows for more effective communication with our communities and through predictive analytics, improves service delivery and increases opportunities for economic development.

Open Data Policies and Reports

• Open Data Implementation Update 2018
• Open Data Policy
• Open Data Resolution No. R-308684 (Policy Creation)
• Open Data Resolution No. R-309441 (Policy Implementation)

OpenGov

OpenGov provides a visual presentation of the City's proposed annual budgets. Designed collaboratively by Performance & Analytics Department and the Department of Finance this tool makes an unprecedented amount of information to the public available. The data behind this visualization comes from the City's SAP-based financial management system.

PerformSD

PerformSD displays charts, graphs and other types of infographics, making large volumes of the City's complex data easier to understand. At a glance, users can gauge the City's performance on issues, better understand how the City is serving the public, identify areas for improvement, and promote decision-making based on data. Features include metrics from the following areas: recreation and culture, public safety, infrastructure, sustainability, transportation and mobility, economy and finance, civic engagement, communication, and customer service.