Having delved into The Public Wealth of Cities, I embarked on a quest to explore how the City of Los Angeles could effectively utilize the Capital Asset Replacement Scheduling System (CARSS) and derive insights from the text to ensure long-term financial growth. Regrettably, the data available on the city's assets proved scattered and incomplete, necessitating the creation of personalized pivot tables and mappings to make sense of it all. It became evident that the presented information on the city's department websites required organization and clarity to be user-friendly. So, I have prepared a succinct summary of my collected data, which you can easily access here.

You can also access the PowerPoint presentation here.