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Moreno Valley Introduces SimpliCITY

By Chester Wallace , Community Writer
July 14, 2017 at 03:39pm. Views: 116

 MORENO VALLEY>> Residents, business owners and developers can now track the status of their building safety permits, code compliance cases, planning projects, and much more as the City of Moreno Valley launches online access to development services.

SimpliCITY, an easy to use web-based system, puts this information only a mouse click away, 24 hours a day, seven days a week through the City of Moreno Valley’s website.

SimpliCITY makes it easy to search project information by date, address, parcel number or project record number.  Users can find the most current updates on the status of records, property information, related project records, lists for new projects and permits issued by the City without having to come to City Hall.

 

Online access is just the latest step to unleash the full power of SimpliCITY.  It comes on the heels of a successful launch of the SimpliCITY system which significantly streamlined the development process and made it even easier to develop in Moreno Valley.  Later this year, SimpliCITY will combine with the development services record tracking system to provide even greater service: automation of all applications, permits, inspections, enforcement cases, cashiering, and all aspects of the development and municipal code process. 

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