Know what your neighbors, the county and the region are deciding.
LocalGovTracker™ reads the councils, boards and districts around your community, so officials and staff see what is coming before it arrives. It reads only the public record and connects to nothing.
Your ward, first.
Council members see what is named for their ward, what is countywide, and who else represents the same residents.
A weekly report the Clerk can send.
Everything read in the last two weeks and the week ahead, assembled into one document for every member.
New members up to speed in days.
Search the record by street, contractor or subject. Every result shows the body, the file, the dollars and the source.
Every neighbor on one screen.
The county, the schools, the libraries, the park and special districts, with what has been read and what has not.
Who owns it in your organization.
IT clears the path, and there is nothing for IT to connect. The office that needs to see what is coming owns it. Start with one office; others join when they have seen it work.
Government affairs
Already the point of contact for county, state and regional policy.
Clerk of council
One shared record, and a weekly report for every member.
Council offices
A member's own ward, and who else represents the same residents.
Manager or mayor's office
What the county, the schools and the region are deciding next.
We follow HB 96. You have nothing new to secure.
Ohio's HB 96 sets the cybersecurity standard for every political subdivision. Its duties fall on governments, not on the services they use. We hold our own work to it anyway.
- Public records only.Agendas, minutes and legislation, the same pages any resident can open. We read only what can and should be seen.
- Never the records HB 96 protects.Cybersecurity program records, incident reports and security procurement records stay out of the public record. We never request or read them.
- No connection, no credentials.No accounts, no integration and no data-sharing agreement to review. Your exposure is the same with LocalGovTracker™ as without it.
- Every fact checkable.Each item links to your own public record, so anyone can verify it line by line.
HB 96 (2025), Ohio Revised Code 9.64. Outside Ohio, we apply the same standard.
See it on your own neighbors.
Tell us where you work. We will build the demo on your own bodies. You name the governments; we survey how each one publishes and show you before any price is set. The survey is free.