Municipal Results

Case study: multi-city storm visibility without fleet hardware.

CivicTally is currently deployed in Fall River (MA), East Providence (RI), and Somerset (MA), covering 1,263 streets through crowdsourced reporting and municipal verification.

Current Municipal Customers

CivicTally is currently operating in three municipalities. Each deployment uses the same crowdsourced model, tuned to local operations and communication workflows.

Customer 01

Fall River, Massachusetts

1,027 streets covered Primary channel: Police Crowdsourced + verified model

This deployment focused on giving residents immediate visibility into street plow progress while giving public safety teams one live map they could direct callers to during active events.

Shared resident and city view of street-level status.
Lower pressure on call-heavy status requests.
Stronger post-storm documentation and review context.

Customer 02

East Providence, Rhode Island

813 streets covered Primary channel: Police No app required for residents

East Providence uses CivicTally to make storm progress visible without adding resident onboarding friction, hardware dependencies, or major implementation overhead.

Fast public access via a simple web link.
Crowdsourced reporting supported by city verification.
Improved coordination across police and operations teams.

Customer 03

Somerset, Massachusetts

516 streets covered Primary channel: Local administrators Custom workflow friendly

Somerset's deployment emphasizes broad street coverage and straightforward admin controls, supporting clear communication and low-friction storm operations at local-government scale.

Comprehensive town-wide coverage in a single map.
Operational visibility without hardware deployment projects.
Budget-friendly annual model with room for custom features.

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