Built to Walk: A Guide to Safer, Connected Streets
OpenGov's free ebook "Built to Walk: A Guide to Safer, Connected Streets for Real Community Impact" explores how cities can shift from reactive repairs and scattered spreadsheets to a clearer, more proactive approach to pedestrian infrastructure.
Walkability shapes how people experience your city every single day. When sidewalks, ramps, lighting, and crossings work, residents move confidently. When they don’t, the costs show up in safety risks, ADA exposure, budget strain, and public trust.
Topics Include:
- Why neglected walkability creates real financial and legal risk
- The common barriers holding cities back from safer, connected streets
- Practical first steps to gain visibility, prioritize repairs, and improve compliance
- How cities are using OpenGov Enterprise Asset Management to stay ahead
About OpenGov
OpenGov is the leader in AI-enabled software for cities, counties, state agencies, and special districts, serving over 2,000 communities across the U.S.
OpenGov is built for the unique asset management, permitting & licensing, procurement & contract management, tax & revenue collection, budgeting & performance, reporting & transparency, and financial management needs of the public sector.
