Residents can follow commitments, source documents, and status changes in one public view.
Ottawa's civic innovation team has opened a public budget tracker that gathers committee notes, project timelines, and source documents in one place.
The tracker is meant to help residents and reporters see what changed, who confirmed it, and which decisions still need follow-up before council votes later this spring.
Editors are using the project as a test case for source-backed explainers that can be updated without losing the original evidence trail.
A hands-on session for residents who want to read public dashboards with confidence.
Residents can ask questions about the new budget tracker and upcoming committee vote.
The city says simple document requests are now moving through a separate review path.
The checklist gives procurement teams a source-backed way to ask about model risk.
The update adds clearer eligibility notes before the next application window opens.
The shared template is meant to make emergency updates easier to compare across cities.
Branch-level attendance data will shape a proposed schedule update.
The request follows a public audit of venue access and grant conditions.
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