Requesting Custom MPAC Data

Requesting Custom MPAC Data

Generally, there are three types of custom data requests received from municipalities:
  1. Data required for planning purposes for internal use that is more robust than what can be acquired through Municipal Connect or other standard products; 
  2. Use that falls outside of ‘planning purposes’; and
  3. Requests to provide data to Third Parties
Please contact your local Account/Regional Manager to request custom data.

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