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 …
National Community Development Week was created in the 1980s to raise awareness about the National Community Development Association (NCDA) and the many services it provides to local governments, most notably the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program. The NCDA has appointed the week of April 1-5th, 2024, to honor, support, and educate communities about the unparalleled value and successes of …
Likely, your government agency has yet to go paperless. You’re filing things away, stashing receipts in drawers, and pulling out a million pieces of paper to take yearly budget meetings. However, in recent years, more government agencies around the United States have switched to cloud-based software. This transformation comes after a need for greater efficiency, enhanced security, and improved accessibility …
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 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 …
