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OpenGov AI Helps Kansas City Cut Its Projected Maintenance Backlog

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Kansas City, Missouri, used OpenGov's Enterprise Asset Management platform to significantly improve road maintenance, nearly tripling resurfacing output and cutting a $4 billion deferred maintenance backlog by over half. The city moved from spreadsheet-based planning to real-time data and scenario modeling, doubling its street maintenance funding and resurfacing over 1,500 lane miles in three years.

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