Profiles
The areas of government work schemaGov covers, such as budgets, meetings, and legislation.
The basic building blocks every other profile depends on: jurisdictions, organizations, people, and the roles people hold.
9 schemas, 3 code lists
implementedHow a government's departments and offices are described, including who runs them and how they're organized.
2 schemas, 1 code list
implementedHow laws, ordinances, and municipal codes are described so their text, status, and history can be tracked.
2 schemas, 2 code lists
implementedHow public meetings, agendas, and votes are recorded so residents can see what was decided and how each member voted.
3 schemas, 2 code lists
implementedHow resident requests, like reporting a pothole, are tracked from submission to resolution.
2 schemas, 1 code list
implementedHow government budgets and spending are described so figures can be compared across agencies and years.
3 schemas, 4 code lists
implementedHow government contracts and bidding processes are described, from the request for bids to the signed contract.
5 schemas, 6 code lists
implementedHow a government lists its published datasets so people and search engines can find them.
3 schemas, 2 code lists
implementedHow public alerts and emergency warnings are described so they can be shared consistently across systems.
1 schema, 8 code lists
implementedHow building and other permits are described, from application through approval or denial.
1 schema, 3 code lists
implementedHow elections, candidates, and results are described so outcomes can be reported consistently.
4 schemas, 5 code lists
implementedHow the services a government offers are described so residents can find and understand them.
2 schemas, 2 code lists
implementedHow government projects are described, from where they stand in their lifecycle to their milestones and what they deliver.
2 schemas, 3 code lists
implemented