Case Study: Town of High Level
Case Study: Town of High Level Download the Story Re-established Asset Management Culture The Township established asset management, improve staff awareness, and formalize asset management
Communities often struggle to maintain aging utility infrastructure.
PSD Citywide’s solutions can make it easier to manage by putting you ahead
of the curve with data-driven evaluation and planning.
Get the big picture of your utility infrastructure, from hydrants and treatment plants to transformers and substations, allowing you to make informed decisions and maximize your engineers’ ability to meet growth, regulations, operating efficiency, and maintain aging infrastructure.
Citywide Maintenance reduces the impact of aging water, electrical, and other utility infrastructure as it provides data and streamlined workflows to address maintenance issues like non-revenue water (NRW). It also allows citizens to report any issues such as a hydrant leak or a downed powerline, providing easy government tracking and quicker issue resolution.
Access the data across your utility systems, providing your team with the key information needed for making smart asset decisions. By tracking the lifecycle, risk, and condition of your system, you make better decisions about water mains, transformers, treatment facilities, and substations. Prepare by safeguarding against common issues and react faster to implement fixes and changes.
Case Study: Town of High Level Download the Story Re-established Asset Management Culture The Township established asset management, improve staff awareness, and formalize asset management
Case Study: Thames Centre Download the Story 260+ Hours Saved per Year Available on desktop and a mobile app, the solution has eliminated the need
Leveraging Asset Management Data for Improved Water Infrastructure Planning In 2017, Public Sector Digest (PSD Citywide), Canadian Water Network (CWN), and the Canadian Water and
By Municipal Natural Assets Initiative For several months now, the world has been thrown into a state of turmoil as we collectively struggle to manage the
Humans have historically contributed to the destruction of numerous natural resources – the impacts of climate change included. The Great Lakes and the surrounding ecosystem
Ongoing evaluation and planning are critical for managing aging assets and infrastructure in a cost-effective, timely manner. Let us show you how your plans become our purpose.