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| The custom web applications are applications that are password protected and made for specific projects and organizations. Users need the login information to access the application. If you would like more information about COMPASS custom applications, please contact us at: compass_gis@milwaukee.gov. Currently, the custom applications are: |
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| This web application is designed to collect and verify Housing Coalition survey data to add to the COMPASS database. It also allows the Housing Coalition to download excel files of selected information after storing the data. The excel files permit the Housing Coalition to generate letters and access city data for absentee landlords, board up properties, and owner occupancy. |
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| This web application is designed to help the Community Prosecutors Project store nuisance reports about property and compile the data into the COMPASS database. It allows the Community Prosecutors to download data of selected information to map out queries by criminal, civil and nuisance categories. |
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| This web application is designed to identify community assets of all demographics including: adults; children; ex-offenders; home owners; low income residents; neo and pre-natal; older adults; parents; renters; and teens. This information is compiled into the COMPASS database and later can be used to map community assets. |
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This web application is designed to assist the Gang Reduction Project (GRP) who's mission is the long-term reduction of serious crime and youth delinquency that's linked to an accumulation of underlying individual, family, peer group, school and community risk factors that allow gang activity to flourish.
In order to verify that the person's address is in the target area, you have to go to GRP Lookup and query the address. This verification is also done in the application. |
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| This program is a unique collaboration with the Center for Neighborhood Enterprise which is designed to improve the school's overall safety and productivity by providing intensive personal and academic guidance to the school's most disruptive, truant and academically-challenged youth. |