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 Open Data Portal:
Maps, Applications, Downloads

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The Redwood City Open Data Portal is your resource to explore, visualize, and download publicly available data. The portal hosts a collection of web applications, dashboards, PDF maps, and data downloads in one centralized location. Discover and explore both tabular and spatial data on various topics such as property information, city development projects, building permits, police data, hazard maps, demographics, and more.

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 Community GIS:
Property Lookup and More

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The Community GIS is Redwood City’s primary public-facing application to search for property information, permit applications, zoning and general plan land use, and more. Residents, developers, and anyone from the public can enter a Redwood City address or a parcel number to learn more about their property or explore various map layers, such as council districts, neighborhoods, city trees, flood zones, bike network, and more.

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 Dashboards:
Data Graphs, Charts, Tables

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Redwood City’s Dashboard Page includes a collection of interactive dashboards and infographics about various topics, such as housing, capital improvement projects, collision data, and police activity. Residents, developers, and anyone from the public can explore the data through interactive tables, charts, and graphs. The City of Redwood City is committed to continue growing the number of available dashboards to facilitate public participation and engagement.

 


Geographic Information System (GIS) is a division at the City of Redwood City that creates, maintains, and analyzes spatial data. These include foundational datasets like addresses, roads, and utilities, as well as more specialized datasets like zoning regulations, emergency response districts, and flood zones. Utilizing GIS technology allows the City to visualize and analyze spatial data to help inform decision making.

Redwood City GIS also generates tools to share data with the public. The most popular tool is the Community GIS, which allows viewers to look up property information, and is the primary point of access for citywide spatial data. Additionally, there are a series of web maps that focus on a singular service or dataset, which include maps like the Child Care Locator and the Neighborhood Lookup. In addition to web maps, there are a series of print maps in the Map Gallery, which are available for viewing and download.


Contact Us

Stephen De Jong
GIS Manager
Direct: (650) 780-7230
Email: sdejong@redwoodcity.org