Needs repairs? Report it.
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What's this develpment project?
finds and describes development projects by location, and tells how to submit comments or ask questions. Names the neighborhood group/s the developer is communicating with.
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Pandora's Home
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Where is my scarf?
A way to check Metro's lost and found database to see if anything resembling your item was turned in, and to report an item missing so they can match it up as soon as they get it.
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Public Art Finder
App to find and share Public Art in Seattle.
Portland's app: http://publicartpdx.com/
Dataset: https://data.seattle.gov/dataset/Public-Art-Data/j7sn-tdzk
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Crash, Hazard, & Theft Reporting for Bikes
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RFP me
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Crowd source the emergency
A way to map reports from the street/field in a regional emergency. Residents could report what they know, governments/blogs/media could republish the pieces of the map specific to their communities.
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Wild Food Foraging Application
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Mobile 911
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"Know Your Officials" Game
Mobile game that shows pictures and/or gives clues about state, county, and city elected officials and staffers so I can learn more about them and earn points for guessing the correct name.
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Disabilities and limited mobility routes
Identify from public data and crowdsource the easiest routes for wheelchairs, folks with limited mobility and parents pushing strollers. This could show publicly accessible elevators and other easy routes. It could overlay or analyze topographic map data. Also good stopping/resting points could be added. Eventually this could be linked to store and restaurant accessibility apps.
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Government finder
An app that tells you what city office handles the service you need to access, including address, map, phone number, contact name if appropriate and website. For example, where to go to pay a ticket, get a business license, get a street use permit, etc. etc.
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Cruelty Tracker
There is a movement across the country to develop animal abuser databases. Let’s start local and build up! By following animal cruelty cases as they move from the streets through the court system we can empower enforcement authorities, concerned citizens, and animal rescue organizations in their goals of increasing awareness and initiating public policy.