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1. What is OpenGov?

OpenGov is a technology company based in Silicon Valley focused on building financial intelligence and transparency platforms for governments.

2. How do I select the data I want to see?

To focus on specific data — like a fund, department, expense type, or any combination — use the menu on the left side panel. The “Broken Down By” drop-down allows you to specify which breakdown you want the graphs and table rows to represent on the graph. You can analyze the expense and revenues data by fund, department, or type.

3. Can I select more than one item?

Yes. Use the Data Filter on the left side panel to make specific selections within the data. The Data Filter shows you the hierarchical relationships of Funds, Departments, and Account Types. You'll notice the title of the graph you are viewing on top along with the account type selector. You can use the filter to see the data of most interest to you.

4. How do I see the actual numbers within the graph?

Hover over any area of the graph to see the actual or budgeted amounts for that period. Or, just scroll down to see a table with detailed information below the graph.

5. Can I see the data in a different graph?

In the upper right-hand corner, you will see options for the different graphs and tables. There are five graph types: an area graph, an area graph by percentage, a line graph, a pie graph, and a bar chart. Additionally, there is always a table view below any graph. The table allows you to zoom-in on the detailed financial data selected in the chart or graph above.

6. Can I save the data I am looking at?

Yes, there are Share and Download buttons in the upper right corner. You can share any view on a social network or by email. There are also options to download the displayed data in .csv spreadsheet and .png image formats. Additionally, you can copy and paste the url at the top of the page you are viewing.

7. I have a question about the data. How can I learn more?

Use the Help menu on the top right corner to navigate to the “Contact” option to send a message to us.

8. What does CCPD stand for?

Crime Control & Prevention District Crime Control & Prevention District

9. What does CEDC stand for?

Community Enhancement & Development Corporation Community Enhancement & Development Corporation

10. What does SPDC stand for?

Southlake Parks Development Corporation Southlake Parks Development Corporation