Exclusive Interview with Tara Manning, Animal Shelter ManagerEarlier this month, we had the privilege of learning from Tara Manning, manager of the Truth or Consequences Animal Shelter. As the guest speaker for Community Development Week at the 2024 iWorQ Summit User Conference, Manning shared her experience using iWorQ’s Code Enforcement software to streamline the shelter’s operations. She provided unique insights …
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 Many municipalities are still using outdated processes, making responsibilities more challenging than they need to be.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 …
iWorQ Systems was featured in Pennsylvania’s Daily Item newspaper with an article titled “Sunbury targets blighted homes”. The article highlights how the City of Sunbury utilizes iWorQ’s Code Enforcement Software to help track and identify blighted homes. Blighted properties happen when land, homes, and other structures are neglected. As a result, they become dilapidated, unsightly, and unsafe for residents. In …
iWorQ Featured on Local Newspaper’s Front PageiWorQ Systems was recently featured on the front-page news of the Press Enterprise Local Newspaper in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. The article discussed how Bloomsburg is using iWorQ’s software applications to help make the flood recovery process easier and more cost-efficient.The implementation of the software creates a shortcut for the permitting and code enforcement process from …
iWorQ News / BLOG POSTED: August 5, 2019iWorQ Featured in Kait 8 News. In this Kait 8 news clip you will see how iWorQ’s Code Enforcement Cloud-Based Software is helping City of Blytheville, AR, streamline their condemnation processes. iWorQ has been helping cities & counties for more than 18 years, and our applications make it easy for cities and counties to stay …
