Smart Priorities for the Next 18 to 24 Months

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The following Smart City initiatives are forecasted to kick off within the next 24 months, and includes projects currently underway, priorities targeted for implementation within this timeframe, and exploratory discussions for future planning. Smart Priorities

	Current Phase	Within the next 6 months	Within a year	Within 18 months	Within 2 years
Building the Foundation
Communications Infrastructure: Advanced Metering	Procurement	Implementation (phased)
Broadband	Procurement	Implementation (phased)
Sensor	Planning	Planning	Implementation
Data Privacy Policy	Complete!
Data Infrastructure	Implementation	Implementation (phased)
Smart Community
MesaNow Expansion	Ongoing
Innovation District Support	Ongoing
Library Expanded Access (Phase 2)	Planning	Planning	Implementation
Community Services Enhancements	Agile Dev.	Implementation
Smart Downtown
Pilot(s)	Complete!
Downtown Broadband and Wi-Fi Expansion	Implementation	Implementation
Downtown Digital Kiosks (Pilot)	Implementation	Implementation
Downtown LED Light Smart Nodes	Planning	Planning	Implementation
Parking Sensors	Procurement	Implementation
People Counter (pilot)	Procurement	Implementation
Smart Government
Automated Vehicle Location (AVL)	Complete!
Smart Public Safety
Fire Service Analytics: National Fire Operating Reporting System (NFORS)	Complete!
FirstNet	Complete!	Ongoing
Realtime Crime Intel Center (Pilot)	Procurement	Implementation
Smart Environment
Climate Action Plan	Planning	Planning	Implementation (phased)
Citywide LED Light Smart Nodes	Implementation	Implementation (phased)
Facilities Automation	Implementation	Implementation (phased)
Food-to-Energy Anerobic Waste Digester Pilot	Implementation	Implementation (phased)
Smart Metering	Procurement	Implementation (phased)

Preliminary planning & feasibility may occur for other interests not listed that are targeted beyond the next two years (including development of a smart energy grid, optimization of renewable energy, exploring drone use, adding electric vehicle charging stations and evaluating traffic signal timing).

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