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County of Orange

The Orange County District Attorney's Office Is Seeking Funding to Modernize Data Collection and Storage, Leverage Business Intelligence, and Promote Data Transparency. These Initiatives Aim to Enhance Public Safety, Build Trust in the Criminal Justice System, and Ensure Equity in Orange County. the Proposed Project Includes Three Key Components: Developing Enhanced Apis to Modernize Data Element Collection, Creating a Data Warehouse to Support Business Intelligence, and Developing Publicly Accessible Data Dashboards for Data Transparency.

Committed

$384,826

Paid out
$186.0K
48%
Committed, not yet paid
$198.9K
52%

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