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Tim McDermott

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Tim McDermott (he/him)

Leadership Committee (Volunteers)

Tim retired from a 35 year career in IT in June 2014. After 6 months of “leisure” time, he stumbled upon a posting by Noel Hidalgo about a BetaNYC hacknight in downtown Manhattan. As a result of that meeting, he was hooked. Since most of his career centered around data and data management, he contributed by scraping the Compstat data from the PDF files posted on the NYPD web site and uploading to the BetaNYC web site.

He also attended the NYC DOT Open data forum in April 2015 where someone asked about historical road speed data. After some investigations and some “civic hacking” there is now more than one year’s worth of 5 minute interval observations data available.

In addition he is working with some civic minded individuals on Long Island to spread the word on Open Data and is also working on an Election Data visualization map for Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

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BetaNYC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization via The Fund for the City of New York’s partner project program.

Recent Posts

  • What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – May 08, 2025
  • NYC Open Data Week 2025 in Review
  • What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – May 01, 2025
  • Introducing our Mapping For Equity S.T.E.A.M. Challenge with John Ericsson Middle School 126!
  • Testimony to NYC Council’s Hearing on the Internet Master Plan

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