Problems we solve
Start with the problem that is costing you the most
Each Civic Alchemy service starts from a specific operational or grant problem and ends with something your staff own and use: a map, a dashboard, a schedule, a report.
Illegal dumping keeps coming back to the same sites
Cameras, signs, and enforcement hours are limited, and complaints arrive faster than crews can respond.
How we help: a dumping-risk analysis and hotspot map built from your own service requests, cleanup logs, and enforcement records, so you can place cameras and signs where they are most likely to deter, schedule patrols, and document results for grant reports.
Grant fit: NCTCOG Local Enforcement and Litter & Illegal Dumping projects
Grant reporting is eating staff time
Reimbursement packets, quarterly progress reports, equipment inventories, and multi-year results reports land on the same small team that runs daily operations.
How we help: a compliance and reporting dashboard that tracks deadlines, reimbursement documentation, the $1,000+ equipment inventory, and the metrics your TCEQ Results and Year-Later reports will ask for, plus waste and recycling volume forecasting.
Grant fit: any active NCTCOG solid waste pass-through grant
Equipment downtime and audit exposure
Grant-funded loaders, compactors, grinders, and trucks need to stay documented, in service, and used for their intended purpose.
How we help: maintenance-risk analysis from work orders, service logs, and telematics, with an asset register that keeps grant equipment audit-ready and flags units likely to need attention before they fail.
Grant fit: NCTCOG inventory rules; fleet records for NTxZEV applications
Recycling routes and hauler performance are hard to verify
Contracted collection produces tonnage, participation, and GPS reports, but few cities have time to check them against the contract.
How we help: contract-oversight analysis of hauler reports, plus route and efficiency analysis for recycling collection and drop-off sites.
Grant fit: recycling efficiency is grant-eligible; trash collection routing generally is not