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Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment selects the Accela Civic Platform

By TechTaffy Desk

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) has selected the Accela Civic Platform to help support its business processes.

Featuring an open architecture and centralized database, the Accela Civic Platform allows for event, transaction and contact activity to be shared across city departments. The platform will allow the CDPHE to license and inspect local food establishments, and maintain licensing and inspection data, along with manage complaint processing and billing.

[Image courtesy: CDPHE)

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