The Casey Open Data Exchange is a free public platform where the City of Casey shares open, non‑confidential data with the community. It gives residents, businesses, students, researchers and community groups easy access to information about how the city works and how it is changing over time.
The platform brings together datasets, maps and interactive tools in one place. You don't need special software or technical skills to use it. Most information can be explored directly through your web browser, making it easier to understand what is happening across the municipality.
Explore the Open Data Exchange today to stay informed, help shape your city, and contribute your ideas for improving services, planning, and local outcomes.
- What data does Casey share?
The City of Casey shares a wide range of data that reflects life across the municipality. Data is grouped into themes to make it easier to find and explore. Examples of data categories include:
- Council decisions and governance
- Community facilities and public spaces
- Environment, climate and sustainability
- Transport, roads and connectivity
- Population and community information
All information is shared as downloadable datasets, and some is also shown visually through insights pages—interactive dashboards or maps that visually explain data and allow users to explore patterns and trends without analysing raw data.
Insights pages simplify complex data, helping all users quickly understand key topics or go deeper as needed.
- Using data from the Open Data Exchange
The data shared on the Open Data Exchange is open data. This means it is available for anyone to view, use, and share under clear, simple conditions.
Open data can be used to learn about your area, support projects, or for academic work. Its openness enables use in reports, presentations, maps, or new digital tools.
Rest assured that all data shared is carefully reviewed for privacy. Use this data confidently to drive your own projects and make a positive impact in our community.
- Information for developers
The Casey Open Data Exchange also supports developers, researchers and data professionals who want to work with council data in more advanced ways.
Many datasets are available in machine‑readable formats and can be accessed through application programming interfaces (APIs). This allows developers to connect data directly into apps, websites or analysis tools.
Start exploring the Open Data Exchange today. Build solutions, create new tools, and help drive innovation for Casey's community. Your ideas can make a real difference!