The Office of Planning & Community Development (OPCD) focuses on the city's long-term growth, handling intricate urban planning models, demographic data, and comprehensive development plans. The software required for these models—often tied to the city's large enterprise agreements with Microsoft and Adobe—generates massive files that are stored across city-issued Windows systems and managed servers.
A drive failure in the middle of a multi-year urban development project can set back city planning by months.
To support the OPCD's massive file architectures, Seattle Data Recovery provides elite, hardware-level intervention. We officially provide our services from a post-graduate laboratory at the UW Medicine Building in Ballard. Because professional data recovery requires specialized equipment, our advanced facility is engineered to rebuild complex file systems and salvage intricate planning data that standard municipal IT triage cannot recover.
