Interactive project guides help customers get permits

Portland, ORLocal News

Portland's Bureau of Technology Services and Permitting & Development introduced an interactive project guide to facilitate the permit application process for residents. The guide prompts users with simple questions about their projects and delivers a customized step-by-step guide tailored to their answers. The initiative addresses the common challenges faced by applicants who often find the permitting process confusing and overwhelming. This tool is part of a larger collaboration aimed at improving the overall experience for community members seeking building permits. By employing sophisticated logic, the guide ensures that users receive relevant information based on their specific project details.

The new design enhances the user experience on Portland. gov, making it easier to access necessary forms and understand the permitting process. This initiative reflects a commitment to modernizing city services and improving accessibility for residents. The launch of this guide signifies a positive step toward more efficient city governance.

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