The (Place) Doctor Will See You Now
How a small town in Oregon used a data-driven, analytical approach towards putting policies in place to increase their economic and environmental resiliency.
The story of Tigard illustrates how cities use data and analytics to more effectively actualize their visions and justify the need to do so.
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Published on Thursday, February 9, 2017 in
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