Jason,
Thanks for posting! Yes, SeeClickFix is an application that is already available and used by Raleigh and can be implemented for as little as $500. (A number given to me by folks in Raleigh and the vendor.)

In fact, although we aren’t paying for it, our citizens are using it, and posting problems to the site at: http://seeclickfix.com/cary

Valuable information that is not being leveraged by our Town, IMHO.

Thanks for writing, and please feel free to share your thoughts with the rest of Council.

I agree with you. It is especially disappointing given the money spent on the fire sculpture. I am all for public art projects as I think that they improve quality of life, but I would rather we spend money on things that will improve our lives in more measurable ways.

The website definitely needs an overhaul. It was adequate when we moved to Cary in 2003, but it has not changed much since then. There is no reason for it to be as static as it is.

I love the idea of something along the lines of SeeClickFix. Isn’t that code already written and able to be purchased as a package?

I love that our Council is responsible about the budget. I hope that some room can be made for technology.