Cityvance allows residents, businesses, and cities to work together to fund and complete small public improvement projects that enhance communities.
Cityvance is launching its first proposed community improvement project in Alameda Park in Alamogordo, New Mexico.
The goal is to install a public reusable water bottle fill station so park visitors, families, and athletes can easily access clean drinking water while reducing single use plastic waste.
This improvement would support recreation, community events, and daily park visitors while providing an environmentally responsible alternative to disposable plastic bottles.
The Alameda Park water station will serve as the first pilot project demonstrating how the Cityvance platform enables transparent, community supported civic improvements.
Residents suggest improvements they would like to see in their city.
The city reviews proposals to ensure projects meet municipal standards.
Once approved, residents and local businesses can support the project.
Qualified contractors install improvements according to city requirements.
All project details including funding and installation are documented publicly.
Residents can propose improvements and support projects that make their community better.
Cities maintain full approval authority while gaining new tools for community supported infrastructure.
Businesses can sponsor improvements that directly benefit their local community.
Contractors gain access to civic improvement installation opportunities.
Cityvance is building a civic platform that will allow communities to propose and fund improvements such as:
The Alameda Park water station project will serve as the first demonstration of the Cityvance model.