Mercer County, Kentucky stands out as a distinguished iWorQ client who uses Permit Management Software to simplify its permit processes. In this exclusive blog post, Kenny Milburn, Chief Building Official for Mercer County, shares unique insights detailing how he utilizes iWorQ software in his role. Milburn oversees all new construction and renovation projects in the county, covering both commercial and …
Governments and citizens alike understand the importance of effective water management. One critical aspect of water management is the prevention of backflow, a process where contaminated water reverses its flow and enters the clean water supply. Backflow poses serious health risks and can compromise water systems. Cloud-based cross-connection and backflow prevention management software is your key to ensuring water safety …
As a code enforcement officer, you likely understand how important it is to maintain community standards and local ordinances and regulations. But the responsibility of maintaining a healthy and thriving community can often be overwhelming. Many municipalities are still using outdated processes, making responsibilities more challenging than they need to be. However, code enforcement software solutions like iWorQ’s Code Enforcement …
Are you looking to preserve the quality and extend the lifespan of your city streets? Do your roads and sidewalks crave refurbishment? Boost the longevity of your infrastructure assets with street-level imagery from PublicWorks1, a subsidiary of iWorQ Systems. We’ll walk you through how this unique innovation can simplify your public works processes and improve efficiency. What is street-level imagery?Street-level imagery is …
May 19-25th marks the 2024 observance of National Public Works Week (NPWW), an annual celebration sponsored by the American Public Works Association since 1960. NPWW emphasizes the importance of public works and expresses appreciation for the professionals who provide these essential services that help their communities thrive. The theme for this year’s National Public Works Week is “Advancing Quality of …
North Ogden, Utah is a prime example of how cities can transform municipal operations with cloud-based management solutions. For many years, North Ogden has trusted iWorQ’s cloud-based software. Assistant Public Works Director Brian Galvez at North Ogden City shared his experience in an exclusive interview, revealing how iWorQ’s public works and community development software solutions have streamlined the city’s day-to-day …
“April showers bring May flowers!” Spring is finally here, which means many regions across the United States should expect an influx of rain and thunderstorms as the weather warms up. This is positive news for our ecosystems, but it can also pose certain safety, monetary, and environmental risks. Manage springtime stormwater with iWorQ’s cloud-based Stormwater Management Software. Meet MS4 requirementsAccording …
For the past five years, Jackson County, Florida has utilized iWorQ to streamline its community development and public works processes. In this exclusive interview, Community Development Director Wendy Schlesinger and Executive Secretary of Building Services Benet Johnson share how Jackson County transformed its operations with cloud-based software, increasing efficiency and saving time.An Insider Look on Management Software for CountiesSchlesinger has …
Earth Day serves as an annual reminder to reflect on how we can preserve, protect, and care for our planet, while minimizing our environmental impact. One way that local governments can reduce their carbon footprints is by having their public works and community development departments transition from paper-based management systems to CMMS (computerized maintenance management system) solutions. This not only …
April is National County Government Month (NCGM), an annual celebration of the hard work and dedication of county governments across the nation, while educating the public on the variety of services they deliver to their communities. Since 1991, the National Association of Counties (NACo) has sponsored the event. This year’s theme is “ForwardTogether,” centered around three main pillars: connect, inspire, …
