This is the Waldo neighborhoodOS node: a working civic dashboard for 311 requests, council and county sources, plans, budgets, development breadcrumbs, and the next useful thing a neighbor can do.
These are live public records from DataKC. The buttons below are real filters on loaded rows, not stage props. Waldo-only geofencing depends on the fields DataKC returns in-browser, so the page labels this honestly.
NeighborhoodOS is not trying to be another civic portal. The wedge is smaller and sharper: take messy public signal, explain what changed, and help a neighbor do one useful thing before the window closes.
311 spikes, agenda items, county hearings, development notices, budget changes, and repeated neighborhood patterns.
Plain-language summaries, deadlines, district context, who controls the decision, and what is city vs county.
File a better request, attend the right meeting, email the right office, organize neighbors, or turn a repeat problem into an agent template.
Use myKCMO to file or track a 311 request. Good for trash, potholes, missed pickup, streetlights, nuisance, and city-service issues.
Go straight to the legislation portal before meetings. NeighborhoodOS can later summarize agenda items, but the source is here today.
County work affects assessments, budgets, health, courts, and services. This link opens the county legislature source.
Planning and zoning cases are where deadlines matter. Start at the city planning source while live case parsing gets built.
Budgets are where values stop giving speeches and start writing checks. Use this for city budget books and finance updates.
The Waldo page is an installed example. The launch guide explains how another neighborhood picks its own wedge.