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The city of Arnsberg has released the second edition of its data-driven brochure, "Arnsberg in Numbers 2025." This in-depth publication offers a unique perspective on the city, presenting various aspects of Arnsberg's life through numbers and data instead of descriptive texts.
The creation of "Arnsberg in Numbers 2025" was a collaborative effort, involving multiple departments and divisions within the city administration. Institutions such as the municipal statistics office, business development, urban planning, and social services divisions all contributed to compiling the data for this extensive brochure.
"Arnsberg in Numbers 2025" is over 80 pages long, making it an extensive resource for those interested in understanding the city better. The brochure serves as a complement to publicly available data, such as the digital climate dashboard and the open data portal.
The brochure does not aim to provide a complete picture of Arnsberg, but it offers new insights into many important aspects of the city. It presents a vivid and concise representation of the wide range of services provided by the city administration, from the number of kilometers of roads to the size of the sewer system, the area of green spaces, library usage, and the cost of a day of winter service.
"Arnsberg in Numbers 2025" is not just a collection of data but also offers insights into the city's administration and life. It provides an exciting glimpse into the work of various departments in Arnsberg, offering a deeper understanding of the city's operations and the services it provides to its citizens.
The brochure is exclusively available in digital form and can be downloaded as a PDF file from www.ourwebsite/arnsberg-in-numbers. For more information about the regional data platform, please visit https://www.ourwebsite/smart-city/smart-city-project-overview/regional-data-platform.
With "Arnsberg in Numbers 2025," the city of Arnsberg continues to demonstrate its commitment to transparency and open data, making it easier for citizens and visitors to understand the city's workings and the services it provides.
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