Welcome to the first iteration of the City of Ann Arbor's Data Catalog website. This site is part of our ongoing commitment to enhance citizen participation and local government transparency. We are pleased to make City datasets freely available to the public in machine-readable formats.

The cost of a single CD-ROM is lower than several thousand sheets of paper, many of which bear an admonition to “Think Green!” and to print out the the email only if necessary.

"According to Wagoner, the automotive giant spent its last $18 on cinder blocks to help secure the tarp."

City Council, liquor license hot potato, Everyday Cook, and the Leslie Golf Blight. Good post, but stop reading when you hit the Wall of Crowdsourcing.

Browse through the playlist for previous meetings.

"Abandoned housing project, Taiwan." Set 2 of 2.

"Abandoned housing project, Taiwan." Set 1 of 2.

February 17--18, 2007 in Portland, OR.

"...an all-volunteer grassroots organization helping people reclaim their urban spaces to create community-oriented places."

Needed to learn more about this issue, good intro @ arborwiki. Part of the 'bkerr needs to learn about Ypsilanti' series.

"Colonies housing about 10,000 people were designed. A number of artistic renderings of the concepts were made." This stuff looks like Villa Straylight.

"It went down their table. Every Council member signed it."

"As recently as 1981 there were over 1,000 residents, the population has dwindled to 11 as a result of a 40 year old mine fire burning beneath the borough."

aka the Calthorpe Plan.