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Explain why resources went where they did, and what happened next.

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Child poverty by county for Ascension Parish, LA and its neighbors
Ascension Parish, LA and its neighbors · child poverty

One figure per parish. The tracts inside tell a different story. See inside Ascension Parish ↓

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An agency may hold extensive administrative data while another department holds the policy history.

From the Civic Intelligence application

Use 1Budget and council decisions

Tract figures that make a targeting decision explainable in one slide.

Use 2Program targeting

Where need concentrates inside your jurisdiction, against peers.

Use 3Tracking commitments

Public commitments linked to place, from concern to outcome.

A real example

One county figure. 29 tracts.

Child poverty in Ascension Parish, LA is 14.0% as a whole. Inside it, census tracts run from 0.0% to 73.2%.

0.0% to 73.2%

One census tractCounty figureNational median

What exists today

Honest about what is live.

Live means you can use it now. Proposed means designed, not yet built.

  • Every county, tract, ZIP Code Area and cityLive nationwide
  • Service-request, streets and safety viewsEast Baton Rouge
  • Meetings, budgets and commitments linked to placeEarly stage
  • Resident reporting by voice and QR codeProposed

Your next step

A Civic Intelligence assessment of your city or department

Twenty minutes with the people who build and run the platform, with your place's figures pulled before we talk.