Please note that this page is being transitioned to the Civic Commons Marketplace

A primary goal of Civic Commons is to make it easy for jurisdictions at all levels to deploy low-cost, reusable software, using open standards, open protocols, and open source code wherever possible. Pooling resources reduces costs and avoids duplicated effort; equally importantly, it helps make civic IT expertise more cumulative and portable across jurisdictions, for civil servants, for citizens, and for vendors.

Civic Commons will initially focus on working with government entities to identify, document, and relicense technology currently in use. As a start, projects that have been prepared for sharing are then listed here in the Civic Commons directory of applications so that other government entities can find applications they need, as well as contribute their own.

If you would like to suggest a technology or category here, please get involved and contact us or contribute directly to the list below. Â

Public Data & Notices
(See Open Data Guidelines for standards and example sites.)
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Federal Register 2.0 (US Government)
Federal It Dashboard (US Government)
Track DC (Washington, DC)
Data Platforms list
Drupal CMS list
Transit & Transportation
(See Public Transit, Cycling, and Traffic for standards and example sites.)
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OpenTripPlanner
One Bus Away
Bus Circulator App
Geographic Applications
(See Geographic Applications for standards and example sites.)
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Enterprise Addressing System (San Francisco, CA)
Legislation
(See also the Legislation page.)
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Open Legislation (NY State Senate)
The State Decoded
Citizen Services
(See Open311, Emergencies.)
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PDX Reporter formerly “Citizen Reports” (Portland, OR)
PDX Reporter (Portland, OR)
Voting Information Project
IT Infrastructure
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’’‘DC Apps - Apps Catalog ‘’’ (Washington, DC)
OpenStack
Human Resources / Personnel Profiles / Directories
(See also the OpenSocial Web Standards.)
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Open Directory (NY State Senate)
Education
(See Education.com Schools API.)
Crime
(See Crime for standards and example sites.)
Land Use
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OpenTreeMap (Azavea)
(See Building Permits and Zoning and Cosm: real-time community-based planning.)
Health and Sanitation
(See NYC Restaurant Inspections data (via NYC DataMine).)
Operations, Budgeting, Management
(See LEDES Electronic Budget XML Format.)
Elected Officials
(See Elected Officials for standards and example sites.)
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DistrictBuilder (Azavea)
Other Category Resource Pages
Citizen Resource Management
Traffic Accidents
Parking
Service Delivery
Schools
Sanitation
Health Inspection
Building Lots
Zoning
Urban Planning
Budget
Boundaries
Voting
Public Meetings

Standards

Other References