8,050 locations in 1 county
80% of Vues were completed in the first week
$32K+ was filtered back into the community
78 Vuers completed project
Scope: 8,050 locations in one county
Vue: Parcel Land Survey
Location: Dougherty County
Industry: Municipality
Dougherty County needed to collect property data from 8,050 parcels for future initiatives. Up-to-date visual documentation of residential, commercial, and vacant lots aimed to empower the commission’s informed decision-making for future zoning and planning endeavors.
Challenges
- A project of this magnitude would take the county years to complete
- Without up-to-date photos in a timely manner, it would be difficult to get necessary zoning & planning projects passed
- The county needed to identify leftover damage from Hurricane Michael, but have limited resources to send into the field
- Finding a third party vendor to complete nearly 10K surveys was out of budget
Execution
iVueit delivered a tailored solution by customizing surveys targeting various parcel types. These surveys efficiently captured crucial information, encompassing current conditions, structure count, occupancy status, building material, and more. To ensure comprehensive coverage, Dougherty’s local Vuer Network received early project notifications and education, amplifying community awareness through news outlets. Over 8,000 Vues were dispatched via the iVueit app, capitalizing on a well-trained local workforce from previous projects. Vuers’ participation not only facilitated accurate data collection but also provided supplemental income, fostering a positive economic impact within the community. This orchestrated execution underscores iVueit’s commitment to empowering municipalities with effective, community-engaging solutions for data collection and assessment initiatives.
Results
- 80% of Vues were completed the first week
- $32K+ was filtered back into the community
- 5 sites with unrepaired storm damaged identified
- Dougherty county had complete transparency to make rational decisions when it comes to future planning and zoning projects
ADDITIONAL FEATURES
