Dallas, TX
The city enacted an ordinance to incorporate Simsi Analytics in support of addressing nuisance properties and their relationships to crime through the Office of Integrated Public Safety Solutions and their partnership with a local nonprofit organization, the Child Poverty Action Lab.
Led by Non-Profit Org
Saint Louis, MO
In partnership with the Urban League and the STL Public Safety Collaborative, the city's vacant property and nuisance abatement team shifted from complaint-driven case management, where quantity of complaints dictated actions, to a data-driven structure where Simsi Analytics are used to triage concerns, inform decisions, and drive equitable and proactive actions throughout the city.
Led by Non-Profit Org
Orleans Parish, LA
The District Attorney's Office began a program of outreach and collaboration with Simsi Analytics. Partnership with NOPD, the Louisiana State Police, and other community stakeholders like the Mayor's Office on Night Time Economy and the Transit Authority address problems that previously seemed too hard to surmount by any one agency.
Led by DA's Office
Hazel Crest, IL
The Simsi Platform is used to help catalyze conversations about local problems in ways that empower citizen feedback to drive actions by police and other community organizations. Data informs conversations across multiple domains of local government, from city council meetings to community forums, youth engagement, and policing operations.
Led by the Police
Atlantic City, NJ
The Simsi Platform is used to deploy the police department for property checks, the planning department for vacant property mitigation, the utility authority to prioritize street light upgrades, and the city council's economic development committee to incentivize new development.
Led by the Police
Kansas City, MO
The city codified the use of Simsi Analytics into local ordinance by creating a multiagency taskforce to identify the groups best suited to address problems at particular places. Communication between police and other municipal departments improved.
