The document discusses the issue of parking violations in Denver, particularly focusing on street-sweeping citations, which amounted to over $7.8 million in 2011. It highlights public concerns regarding the rising fines and the potential benefits of using civic apps for better communication about street-sweeping schedules. The content emphasizes the importance of leveraging open data for enhancing civic engagement and improving community satisfaction.

1. THE COST OF
FORGETFULNESS
DAVID EDINGER
Chief Performance Officer
City and County of Denver
!
DREW WILSON
2014 Fellow
Code for America
@DENPeakAcademy

2. Dave Edinger
Chief Performance Officer
Chris Binnicker
Deputy Chief Information Officer
Sarah Kurz
Director of Strategic Marketing
Drew Wilson
Community Management
Becky Boone
Engineering
Kavi Harshawat
Design & Research

5. Identifying the challenge

6. 109,812 Citations

7. $7,810,201

8. SWEEPING PARKING VIOLATION (2011)
GET A SWEEPING ALERT RATHER RISE, ANALYSIS FINDS (2014)
PARKING TICKETS: DENVER'S CASH COW? (2014)
D
SWEEPING VIOLATIONS (2011)
STREET-SWEEPING RETURNS

9. DUST UP OVER DENVER'S DOUBLED FINES FOR SWEEPING PARKING GET A SWEEPING ALERT RATHER THAN A TICKET (2010)
DENVER PARKING REVENUE, TICKETS ON THE RISE, ANALYSIS PARKING TICKETS: DENVER'S CASH COW? (2014)
D
CITY COUNCIL PANEL TRIES TO EASE $50 FINE FOR DENVER STREET-SWEEPING RETURNS TO DENVER (2008)

11. Good civic apps
always start with
open data

16. Take data to the people

17. Street sweeping

18. Particulate Matter

19. Particulate Matter

20. Clean Air & Water

21. Happy Residents

22. Street sweeping

23. Benefits
Street sweeping