Signals are stateful monitoring events
Munimetric Signals identify source-backed conditions that are active, resolved, or otherwise statused over time. They are not generic labels or article categories. Each signal belongs to a defined catalog and connects to methodology-versioned trigger logic.
What a signal carries
A signal carries a code, name, family, severity, status, trigger rule version, effective date, confidence, explanation, and score-impact framing. Public signal pages expose the user-facing definition and aggregate context while keeping premium timelines gated where required.
How Signals relate to MISI
Signals explain condition-specific movement around the broader MISI methodology. Examples include Rapid Score Deterioration, Utility Data Staleness, and Parent-Government Fiscal Stress. MISI remains the deterministic five-family structural stress composite.
How to continue exploring
Start with the public Signal taxonomy, compare systems through High-Stress Water Systems, or use the Screener to continue into state and profile context such as Youngstown or Ohio.
Product boundary
Munimetric Signals are for research and monitoring only. They are not investment advice, credit ratings, municipal advisory services, municipal issuance advice, trade execution, or order routing.