Sylvania Township skipped a six-week hand survey and showed its board where road money goes.
The township board saw exactly where road money goes, in budget reports built with Cyvl's AI assistant.
- 6 weeks
- the hand survey could take, now skipped
For 20 years, Sylvania Township's road superintendent kept his records in Excel. Each year he measured and scored pavement by hand, which could take six weeks across 148 miles of roads.
A Cyvl drive replaced that survey, so last year he didn't have to do it. He used Cyvl's AI assistant to build budget reports that show the township board where road money goes, and the board was impressed. The sign inventory found more signs than his own records, plus safety findings he hadn't asked for.
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We're not just making things up out here and spending tax dollars on the whim.