As a New Orleans resident, I want to understand local crime patterns and explore city-owned properties. First, access the 'Crime Map' and identify what law enforcement agency powers it provides to the public. Second, navigate to the 'NORA Property Search' app and determine what types of properties are listed and what actions users can take regarding them. Lastly, find out what the 'Adopt-a-Catch Basin' app allows users to do.
Navigate to 'https://nola.gov/next/apps/'. Scroll down to the 'Maps' section. Click on the 'Crime Map' link. Identify and state what powers the LexisNexis Community Crime Map provides to the public. Return to the 'https://nola.gov/next/apps/' page. Scroll down to the 'Web Apps' section. Click on the 'NORA Property Search' link. Identify and state the types of properties listed and the actions users can take. Return to the 'https://nola.gov/next/apps/' page. Scroll down to the 'Web Apps' section. Click on the 'Adopt-a-Catch Basin' link. Identify and state what the 'Adopt-a-Catch Basin' app allows users to do.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Data, Maps, Apps' page. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Crime Map' application. The agent states that the Crime Map 'empowers the public to make better decisions about crime by putting the same technology used by law enforcement to analyze and interpret crime activity into the hands of the public, connecting law enforcement with the community to reduce crime and improve public safety.' The agent successfully navigates to the 'NORA Property Search' application. The agent states that the 'NORA Property Search' allows users to 'Browse NORA-owned property, check the status, and submit expressions of interest'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Adopt-a-Catch Basin' application. The agent states that the 'Adopt-a-Catch Basin' app allows users to 'Help your neighborhood streets by adopting a catch basin and let us know when it doesn’t work'.