Web Technology
MIG’s Interactive Web Technology offers clients the ability to bridge the gap between planning and technology with a full range of technology services. This includes IT visioning and strategic planning, web design, web based database development and software application design. MIG can develop customized and integrated web based tools to engage your community, streamline project communications and to manage and analyze complex planning information, including GIS data and maps.
Featured Projects
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MIG led the development of a Plan that addresses safety, recreation and natural resource protection for 1,400 acres along five miles of the American River in Sacramento County.
MIG worked with the City of Berkeley to develop an interactive website to increase awareness regarding climate change.
MIG provided process management, facilitation and conflict resolution services to help coordinate multiple agencies in managing the Santa Clara watershed.
MIG created a new identity, vision and mission statement for LINCC, an organization that helps nonprofits and government agencies address child care needs in seven California counties.
MIG led a strategic planning and communications program that yielded real flood protection solutions, grant funding and a successful Proposition 218 storm drainage fee vote.
MIG is working with Park and Recreation staff and the City’s technical oversight committee to develop a master plan for the first regional park in North Las Vegas, Nevada.
Working with communities across the state to identify transportation issues and concerns, and using community planning and decision-making techniques.
MIG designed and implemented a public involvement process, as well as conceptual designs and an interactive project website, for this critical project to provide flood protection for communities along the Truckee River.
MIG's web technology solutions are helping a coalition of regional stakeholders in Northern California efficiently collaborate and stay competitive for watershed management grant funding.
An extensive revision of a park district’s website results in a richer and more rewarding experience.