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SOMERSET, NJ - January 26, 2022 - Spatial Data Logic welcomes Egg Harbor Township as our newest software client. Located in Atlantic County, Egg Harbor Township joins over 230 municipalities throughout the state of New Jersey, who have implemented SDL’s software to modernize processes and move services online.

Egg Harbor Township’s Building and Land Use departments will be implementing SDL’s software to streamline processes such as planning & zoning applications, permitting, inspections, and plan reviews. The departments are also looking forward to an interconnected solution that will make it easier to share information internally and collaborate on development projects.

With SDL Mobile, town inspectors will benefit from enhanced field capabilities including onsite access to owner information, permits, inspections, violations, planning/zoning applications and more. Additionally, inspectors will be able to view their daily schedules, get directions, send arrival notifications and document worksites from their smartphone or tablet. Any tasks or information entered into SDL Mobile will automatically sync back to Egg Harbor Township's office staff.

Egg Harbor Township is also eager to launch its citizen portal and bring its development departments online. With the SDL Portal, the township will be able to provide online access to department information and services for its 47,000+ residents including access to permit information, property history, zoning applications, building permit applications and inspections requests. Each department will have full control over which information and services are made available to the public.

 “When municipalities modernize, everyone benefits,” said Jack Flood, Vice President of Operations at Spatial Data Logic. “We are excited to help Egg Harbor Township streamline their development processes for their staff and community members.”

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.”

SOMERSET, NJ - January 21, 2022 - Spatial Data Logic welcomes the Town of Harrison as our newest software client. Located in Hudson County, the town selected Spatial Data Logic’s software for its Construction and Land Use departments at the end of December. 

Harrison was seeking a modern software solution that would streamline and automate its development processes for the town’s staff and surrounding community. With Spatial Data Logic’s municipal software, the town will be able to manage processes like permitting, board applications, meeting outcomes, plan reviews and inspections. Harrison’s inspectors will also have access to SDL Mobile, which will make it easier to access information and complete tasks in the field. Accessible by smartphone or tablet, SDL Mobile will help town inspectors access their daily schedules, send arrival notifications, manage complaints, lookup statutes, search for property information, access zoning/permit applications and complete inspections. 

The Town of Harrison is also looking forward to providing online access to information and services. With SDL’s Citizen platforms, the town will be able to enable features such as property/permit searches, permit applications, inspections requests and complaints. Additionally, public users will be able to log in at any point to check the status of their requests online which will reduce call volume.

Harrison joins 8 other Hudson County towns and over 230 municipalities statewide who have used SDL’s software to streamline processes and move services online. We look forward to getting the Town of Harrison started with its new software!

SOMERSET, NJ - January 19, 2022 - Spatial Data Logic welcomes Long Beach Township of Ocean County! Selecting SDL as its software vendor at the end of 2021, the township's Construction, Land Use and Code Enforcement departments were seeking a modern solution that would automate processes, facilitate remote work and enhance citizen services.

Based on 25 years of best practices, SDL offers a proven solution that will help Long Beach streamline operations such as planning/zoning applications, inspections, permit applications, property registries, violations and complaints. As an interconnected solution, users will also be able to share information between departments and collaborate on development projects.

One of the main things Long Beach Township is looking forward to is enhancing its citizen services. With SDL’s citizen platforms, the township can provide online access to property information, status updates, and web requests such as property registries, zoning applications, landlord registries and complaints. Additionally, the building department will be able to move its permitting process online including permit applications, plan submissions, inspection requests and information exchanges to comply with new UCC permitting requirements.

Opting for SDL Hosting, Long Beach employees will be able to access their work whether they are in the office or working remotely. In addition to facilitating remote work, SDL Hosting provides other cybersecurity benefits and eliminates the need to have and maintain an in-house server. 

“From citizen platforms to hosting services, municipalities are embracing technology to create modern and accessible governments,” said Jack Flood, VP of Operations at Spatial Data Logic. “We look forward to helping Long Beach Township achieve its modernization goals.”