Information Organization & Access

Making Complex Information Functional

Information is only valuable if people can find it, understand it, and use it.

Throughout my career, I have helped organizations transform complex records, technical processes, and disconnected information into systems that are easier to access and maintain. Whether organizing decades of municipal records, documenting workflows, or translating technical topics for public audiences, my focus is the same: making information more useful for the people who depend on it.

The projects below demonstrate different approaches to organizing information, improving access, and turning complexity into clarity.
Zoning Records, Made Functional

Zoning Records, Made Functional

Search and visualize 25 years of parcel history. Access zoning changes, overlays, and property timelines in one place so planners and citizens can see what changed, when, and why.

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Water Portal, Made Simple

Water Portal, Made Simple

Manage service requests and approvals in a single workflow. Intake, inspections, and billing tie together with automated checks to reduce handoffs and speed resolution.

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Residential Permitting, Made Clear

Residential Permitting, Made Clear

Follow every permit from application to issuance. Step‑by‑step intake, automated validations, and live status tracking for utility customers.

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Flood Map Updates, Made Understandable

Flood Map Updates, Made Understandable

See how projects move from CLOMR to LOMR. Visualize map impacts, certification steps, and next actions so flood‑risk changes are easy to interpret.

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