Through his work at Avenu, CEO Paul Colangelo has seen his fair share of major crises and provided invaluable guidance to cities and organizations looking to stay strong during a disruptive event.
CENTREVILLE, VA. (PRWEB) – Avenu Insights & Analytics (Avenu) continues to make a big impact for governments and the communities they serve by providing comprehensive software solutions. In a recent announcement, Avenu indicated that the Cook County, Illinois Recorder of Deeds will formally continue their partnership with Avenu to provide its Records Management Solution.
The newest technology for Appraisers and Assessors is here! Clearview Valuation Analytics (CVA) is a powerful GIS-based tool that integrates with any CAMA system.
Avenu recently released an update to Clearview Valuation Manager, our end-to-end valuation & tax suite. CVM is part of our Clearview Property Tax Suite tailored for State and Local Government Treasurers, Tax Collectors, Auditors and Assessors. The new product suite contains three stand-alone modules that work together or independently with any third-party system.
By: Avenu President & Chief Customer Officer, Louis Schiavone Jr.
By: Avenu CEO, Paul Colangelo
By: Fran David, Avenu Advisory Board Member
Avenu recently revealed its release of Clearview Property Tax Suite tailored for State and Local Government Treasurers, Tax Collectors, Auditors and Assessors. The new product suite contains three stand-alone modules that work together or independently with any third-party system.
Across the country, cities are struggling to do more with less. The coronavirus crisis demands more of cities than ever before at a time when cities are experiencing unprecedented interruptions to their revenue streams. To engage their citizens effectively during this pandemic, cities need to simultaneously generate new revenue and streamline their services.
Through his work at Avenu, CEO Paul Colangelo has seen his fair share of major crises and provided invaluable guidance to cities and organizations looking to stay strong during a disruptive event.
The COVID-19 crisis has disrupted tax revenue streams for many cities. That’s because tax revenue depends upon a flourishing and active local economy. But social distancing and lockdown regulations have dampened local economies, and many cities must now contend with anticipated budget shortfalls for their 2020-2021 budgets. These shortfalls threaten the ability of cities to provide valuable services and maintain engagement with their constituents.