For Funders, Allies, and Public Interest Partners
200 Brady Street is a civic transparency platform not a startup pitch
It’s public infrastructure designed to expose how automated enforcement systems operate, and who they impact. We’re building the civic layer governments never had a reason to create: a public ledger for ticket enforcement, contributor protection, and systemwide visibility, built from the outside in.
Who This Page Is For?
This page is for aligned funders, civic tech allies, and researchers looking for fast context, narrative framing, and links to deeper material. If you're reviewing opportunities in transparency infrastructure, public interest tech, or enforcement oversight, you’re in the right place
Why This Matters:
Governments spend billions on enforcement cameras, but no one tracks the fines they generate. Globally, automated enforcement creates $20B–$50B in ticket revenue annually, with almost no civic oversight.
200 Brady Street is the first platform designed to expose that blind spot, and bring transparency to a system that quietly extracts billions every year
Platform Overview
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Project Name | 200 Brady Street |
| Status | Milestone 1 pre-deployment |
| Type | Civic infrastructure / transparency platform |
| Scope | Red-light, speed, and bylaw enforcement auditability |
| Governance | Contributor first, public logic license model |
| Revenue Model | Subscription, FOI tooling, legal clinic tools, no ad contracts |
| First Deployments | Sudbury, Toronto, New York City |
Briefing Requests
We’re currently reviewing requests from aligned foundations, justice accelerators, public interest tech funds, and transparency focused civic groups. If you’d like a briefing, a deck, or just context from our team, reach out:
invest@200bradystreet.com
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