If anyone is looking for building department software, a fairly new company (2006), WAGsys,LLC has debuted a very nice package at an extremmely low price which handles permits, affidavits, inspections, complaints, violations and certificates all in one package. There is even a module for Zoning permits for those that use them. The website is www.WAGsys.com and they offer a free 30 day trial of the complete working program caled BICES (Building Inspection & Code Enforcement System). In these times of tight budgets, a program that is affordable to even the smallest municipalities is news and this one seems to fit the bill.
I have loaded it and would like to get opinions from others
about the program, pricing, etc. I have been a building inspector myself for over 25 years.

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