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SOMERSET, NJ - January 24, 2022 - Spatial Data Logic welcomes both Washington Township and Washington Borough of Warren County to our growing list of clients. When seeking a new building solution, the township was in need of a reliable building solution that would help their department work efficiently and move services online. Additionally, the township manages the construction process for Washington Borough and needed a software solution that would help them work seamlessly across both municipalities.
Washington Township and Washington Borough are the latest municipalities to take advantage of Spatial Data Logic’s shared software service agreements. Recognizing the importance of shared services, SDL offers two different agreement options that provide flexibility whether a municipality is sharing department services or pooling resources with another municipality to secure more software licenses.
Spatial Data Logic’s software will make it easy for Washington Townships staff to track and manage processes for both municipalities. It will also help the building department provide better services to the residents, businesses, and professionals in both Washington Township and Washington Borough. For instance, the township can enable online permit applications, plan submissions, inspection requests and permit look-ups, which would make it easy for public users to access information and services. In doing so, Washington Townships staff can expect to see a reduction in calls and incomplete submissions, freeing up time for other important tasks.
In addition to online services, building inspectors can utilize SDL Mobile to access property information, permit applications, documents worksites and complete inspections whether they are working in Washington Township or Washington Borough. Furthermore, the township can take advantage of SDL's Online Plan Review solution to comply with the upcoming UCC permitting legislation.
“As local governments explore cost-effective ways to deliver services, we are seeing increased interest in our shared software service agreements,” said Jack Flood, Vice President of Operations at Spatial Data Logic. “We are excited to welcome Washington Township and Washington Borough as our newest clients, and look forward to implementing software that will benefit both municipalities.”