Municipal Fiscal Intelligence
@apifyforge
About Municipal Fiscal Intelligence
Municipal bond credit risk analysis — automated, quantified, and sourced from 7 federal government databases — is now available as an MCP tool your AI agent can call directly.
Basic information
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"municipal-fiscal-intelligence-mcp": {
"url": "https://ryanclinton--municipal-fiscal-intelligence-mcp.apify.actor/mcp"
}
}
}Tools
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Overview
What is Municipal Fiscal Intelligence?
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that automates municipal bond credit risk analysis by pulling live data from 7 federal databases (USAspending, FRED, BLS, FEMA, Data.gov, Nominatim, Congress.gov) and applying scoring models to produce a Municipal Fiscal Stress Index, funding cliff detection, economic resilience scores, and climate disaster exposure for any U.S. municipality, county, or state. Designed for public finance analysts, portfolio managers, and AI-assisted financial advisors.
How to use Municipal Fiscal Intelligence?
Add the Apify-hosted endpoint URL to your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf) via the mcpServers configuration. Then ask natural-language questions like “Generate a credit brief for Phoenix, AZ” or “Compare Houston, TX and Dallas, TX on fiscal risk.” The server returns a structured JSON object with numeric scores, level labels, and raw data slices. No local installation is needed.
Key features of Municipal Fiscal Intelligence
- Municipal Fiscal Stress Index (0–100) from 4 component scores
- Federal funding cliff detection with concentration and congressional bill analysis
- Economic base resilience via Herfindahl-Hirschman Index over BLS sectors
- Disaster acceleration analysis and annualized cost projection from FEMA data
- Peer jurisdiction ranking with weighted composite scoring
- 7 MCP tools, one endpoint, parallel execution in under 90 seconds
Use cases of Municipal Fiscal Intelligence
- Municipal bond credit analysis with quantified signals beyond rating agency outputs
- Federal funding dependency risk assessment for jurisdictions vulnerable to policy shifts
- Peer jurisdiction benchmarking for investment banks and financial advisors
- Climate and disaster fiscal risk evaluation for infrastructure investors and ESG funds
- Legislative impact monitoring for government relations teams tracking pending federal bills
FAQ from Municipal Fiscal Intelligence
What data sources does it use?
Seven federal databases: USAspending, FRED, BLS, FEMA, Data.gov, Nominatim, and Congress.gov. All run in parallel per tool call.
How much does each tool call cost?
$0.045 per tool call, billed through Apify’s Standby mode as a persistent HTTP endpoint.
What tools are available?
Seven tools: assess_municipal_fiscal_health, detect_funding_cliffs, analyze_economic_base, evaluate_disaster_exposure, track_legislative_impact, compare_peer_jurisdictions, and generate_credit_brief.
Do I need to install software locally?
No. Just add the MCP server URL to your MCP client’s configuration file. The server runs on Apify’s infrastructure.
How long does a single assessment take?
Under 90 seconds per municipality, thanks to parallel actor execution with Promise.allSettled.
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