Chandler, AZ
Municipality in Arizona
United States
Chandler, AZ conducts Language Assistance Technology Assessment for more accessible services
Touch-screen translation devices are rotating through 15 public buildings during the six-month pilot. The devices support Braille keyboards and audio translation in 120 languages during conversations with staff. Chandler is also testing a mobile broadcast feature whereby a user can translate a presentation by a single speaker through their smartphone. User and staff surveys evaluate how well these technologies assist the city's diverse population in accessing city events and services.
Chandler, AZ
United States
Chandler, AZ expedites the delivery of medical supplies to senior residents with drone trial
The two-week pilot tests supply deliveries between pharmaceutical supplier Omnicare and Sunrise of Chandler. City officials will announce seven test days with social media posts and emails to neighborhood groups. Project partner Airpsace Link will operate up to six unmanned flights per day with each one-way trip expected to take five minutes. The pilot evaluates the feasibility of expanded drone usage while considering input from community organizations.
Chandler, AZ
United States
Chandler, AZ created virtual courtrooms to issue protective orders for domestic violence survivors
The Chandler Municipal Court is partnering with a local shelter, My Sisters’ Place, to expand virtual services and better protect survivors of domestic violence. The new system allows anyone seeking a protective order to see a judge in one of Chandler Municipal Court’s virtual courtrooms. The Chandler Municipal Court is also working with the local police department to start a virtual process for civil traffic hearings.
Chandler, AZ
United States
Chandler, AZ evaluates Voatz blockchain voting technology during mock bond election
The city council approved a non-binding voting period of three weeks following the November 2021 bond election. The Voatz mobile app asks for a photo of an ID card and selfie to unlock a ballot. The mobile ballot includes five bond questions and a question about using the technology in future elections. This technology allows for anonymized and secure voting along with quicker tabulation. Chandler officials hope for a successful pilot that demonstrates viability to county and state officials.
Chandler, AZ
United States
Chandler, AZ opts for ridesharing over extended transit routes during First-Mile, Last-Mile pilot
The one-year pilot with Lyft provides a 50% discount to commuters within southern Chandler. Participants must start or end their trips within a quarter-mile of the pilot area's 54 bus stops. Transit officials estimate that the $6-per-ride cost will be less expensive than the $900,000 per year needed to expand existing bus routes. Chandler can extend this pilot using up to four one-year extensions.
Chandler, AZ
United States
Chandler, AZ is actively participating with the Police Open Data Initiative
The Chandler Police Department actively participates with the Police Open Data Initiative. This project involves providing interactive visualization tools and maps, crime statistics, calls for service records, and an API for advanced users.
Chandler, AZ
United States