US Government Open Data MCP server

This is a helper that connects your AI assistant to official US government open data. It covers things like environmental records, flood risk, airspace rules, bank health and professional licenses. It is handy if you do research on properties, sites, businesses or people and want answers pulled straight from government sources instead of guessing.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI a question in plain words, like whether a property has environmental issues or whether a bank looks healthy. Your AI picks the right tool from this server, and the server runs it against the official government source. The server waits for the result and hands the rows back to your AI. Your AI then explains what it found in the chat, in normal language. Every result also carries a reference link so you can trace where the answer came from.

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What you can do with it

• Check a property address for environmental contamination records
• Look up flood risk and natural hazard data for a county
• Verify whether a professional license is active
• Find the owner of record for a parcel of land
• Check airspace rules before flying a drone
• See whether a bank or credit union looks financially healthy
• Search all 122 government data tools by keyword

Try asking your AI

• “Screen 1200 Broadway, Denver CO for environmental risk and tell me what falls inside the standard search distance”
• “What is the flood risk for this county and are there any wetlands nearby”
• “Can I fly a drone at these six coordinates, and which ones need extra authorization”
• “Who is the owner of record for this address, and is their contractor license still active”

What it gives back to you

You get back a written answer in the chat, usually with a list or a short summary of what the government source shows. For example, a property screen might come back as a go, caution or no-go verdict with the reasons listed. You also get a reference link to the exact run that produced the answer, so you can check it yourself. If a source could not be reached, it tells you that clearly instead of pretending nothing was found.

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Who it's for

People who research properties, sites, businesses or licenses for a living, such as real estate analysts, environmental consultants, compliance staff and due diligence teams.