This multi-year report is provided for biennial program reporting.

This report provides the status of each agency’s progress in meeting milestones within the Open Data Program. These include appointing a data coordinator; creating an agency open data inventory; completing an open data plan; and publishing open data.

Year In Review page summarized the progress of Open Data project.

Featured Accomplishments page showcased the projects that Open Data team worked on last year.

Look Forward page provided the future plans for Maryland's Open Data program.

Show sum of units reported on the annual progress report, Tables A and A3 (2013-2017) and Table A2 (since 2018). HCD is transitioning to a new database system; the bi-weekly updates for this dataset will continue in late 1st quarter 2025.

This spreadsheet tracks the quarterly status of a subset of open OIG recommendations.

The CDO annual report documents accomplishments and the Enterprise Dataset Inventory results of the previous calendar year. It assess current progress and shares the District's progress with Open Data and the Data Policy. Since last year’s report, I was privileged to spend most of my work time serving as the Interim Chief Technology Officer of the District of Columbia, as well as Chief Data Officer. OCTO is a unique and special agency, with a breadth of responsibility that runs from complex statewide applications for sophisticated customers like the Department of Motor Vehicles to hyper-local hands-on tech support in the public schools. That acknowledged, I’d like to thank Mayor Muriel Bowser for trusting me to run the agency that has shaped much of my career, and thanks also to our newly appointed CTO, Lindsey Parker, for diving right into data and open government efforts and supporting our team.

The CDO annual report documents accomplishments and the Enterprise Dataset Inventory results of the previous calendar year. It assess current progress and shares the District's progress with Open Data and the Data Policy. Mayor Bowser is “making our local government one of the most accessible systems in the country.” To that end, the Mayor issued Executive Order 2017-115, District of Columbia Data Policy, on April 27, 2017, with the stated goal of leading the District of Columbia government toward more open and efficient use and sharing of government data. The policy established these principles acknowledging the value of data to the District and the inherent need to balance openness with other concerns:,