Manage service requests, schedule preventive maintenance, and track every cost — all in one place
Route tasks to the right people, automate notifications, and keep every job on track.












A computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) is software that helps municipalities organize, automate, and track work orders, inspections, and preventive maintenance across roads, facilities, utilities, and other public assets — all from one platform.
The right CMMS helps your team shift from reactive fixes to proactive maintenance, keeping the services your community relies on running without interruption.
Key Outcomes
The Citywide Mobile app gives field teams instant access to work orders and inspections online or offline, with automatic syncing when connectivity is restored.
Manual Processes
CMMS Software
Tasks assigned, tracked, and resolved with full accountability
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Manage roads, sidewalks, and fleet with streamlined work orders, route patrols, and cost tracking.
Track water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure with inspection records, deficiency tracking, and automated processes.
Schedule and track maintenance of parks, trails, and green spaces with mobile inspections and photo documentation.
Centralize service requests, maintenance, and compliance while managing HVAC, roofs, windows, and key building components.
Case Study
“The web-based application allows us to access the software from anywhere, even from our personal laptops from home. Because we can’t see each other face to face, it can be hard to get a hold of someone so we can put a request through Citywide Maintenance and follow-up through the software instead.”
A CMMS reduces maintenance costs by shifting teams from reactive repairs to planned preventive work. It helps catch issues early, track labour and materials by work order, reduce resource waste, and identify cost drivers through reporting. For municipalities, that means less downtime, fewer reactive repairs, and better use of staff and budget.
A CMMS can manage vehicles, fleet equipment, facilities, HVAC and mechanical systems, parks equipment, roads, water and wastewater assets, traffic signals, and streetlights. It gives municipalities a central place to track maintenance history, schedules, and work orders across asset types.
A CMMS focuses on day-to-day maintenance work, such as work orders, preventive maintenance, inventory tracking, service requests, and mobile updates. EAM is broader and includes lifecycle planning, asset valuation, risk, condition, and capital investment decisions.
Yes. A CMMS can integrate with systems such as ERP, GIS, finance, procurement, HR, and mobile workforce tools. These integrations reduce duplicate data entry and improve coordination across departments.
Yes. A CMMS is a good fit for small municipalities that need to manage maintenance efficiently with limited staff and budgets. Scalable deployment lets teams start small and expand as needs grow.
CMMS pricing varies based on population, modules, implementation, and support needs. Costs can range from affordable subscription pricing for small teams to higher annual investments for larger municipal implementations.