Municipal website design & hosting
MyCityGov designs, hosts, and supports local government websites for cities, villages, townships, counties, and special districts. One team handles the design, the accessibility work, and the day-to-day support.
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Local government website features
Every MyCityGov municipal website ships with the online services people look for first, organized so they are two clicks or fewer from the homepage.
Put permit applications, license renewals, and public records requests online so residents can file without a trip to city hall.
Residents report potholes, streetlights, and code issues from any device. Staff route, track, and close each request.
Publish council and board meeting agendas, packets, and minutes in a searchable archive that meets open-meetings posting needs.
Ordinances, budgets, bids, and forms organized by department, with search that finds the right PDF the first time.
One community calendar for council meetings, public hearings, parks programs, and holiday trash schedules.
Departments, officials, phone numbers, and office hours in a directory residents can search and staff can update in minutes.
Government CMS
Clerks and department heads post news, upload minutes, and update pages from one plain-language dashboard. No code, and no waiting on a vendor ticket.
Staff dashboard
active news posts
upcoming meetings
documents
open requests
Next up: Post the agenda for Tuesday’s council meeting.
ADA Title II & WCAG 2.1 AA
The Department of Justice now requires state and local government websites and mobile apps to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA. The deadlines were extended one year in April 2026, but the standard did not change.
Governments serving 50,000 or more people
Governments under 50,000 and special districts
Dates per the DOJ interim final rule published April 20, 2026. This is general information, not legal advice. Read about ADA website compliance
Digital services for local government
Add the civic technology your community needs now, and the rest when you are ready. Everything runs from the same staff dashboard.
Service request management with photo uploads, automatic location, staff routing, and status updates back to the resident.
A city-branded app on the Apple App Store and Google Play for 311 reporting, push alerts, events, and news, synced with your website.
Answers resident questions about permits, trash pickup, and meetings around the clock, in more than a dozen languages, and opens a 311 request when it cannot.
A public document center for ordinances, resolutions, budgets, and meeting packets, searchable by department and date.
Free for municipalities
A self-paced security awareness course for town, township, county, and office employees, with voice-guided lessons, a final test, certificates, and a roster so you can see who has finished.
Who we serve
City website design with council, departments, utilities, and public notices in one place.
County government websites built around many departments and elected offices.
Affordable small town and township websites that one clerk can keep current. Village and township websites
Fire, water, park, and library district websites with board meetings and required postings.
Public health department websites for clinics, inspections, and community alerts.
Websites for authorities, commissions, and other public agencies with complex content.
Local government website services
Custom, mobile-friendly design that looks like your community, not a template.
Replace a dated or hard-to-update site without losing the content residents rely on.
We move your pages, documents, agendas, and minutes into the new site for you.
Managed hosting with SSL, backups, security monitoring, and software updates.
Find and fix accessibility barriers on the website and documents you already have.
Pricing scoped to your size, so small and rural governments are not paying big-city rates.
How it works
Share your current site, your must-haves, and what frustrates staff and residents today.
Pages, features, content migration, and accessibility needs, written down in plain language.
A clear price for design, launch, hosting, and support, ready for your board or council.
We design, build, migrate content, train your staff, and take the site live.
Municipal website questions
Every MyCityGov website is quoted for the community it serves. Price depends on the size of the site, how much content needs to be migrated, the features you need, and the level of ongoing support. Request a quote and we will scope it with you at no charge.
We design and test against WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the standard the Department of Justice adopted for state and local government websites under ADA Title II. That covers keyboard navigation, color contrast, semantic HTML, and alt text. We also train your staff to keep new content accessible.
Under the interim final rule the DOJ published on April 20, 2026, governments serving 50,000 or more people must comply by April 26, 2027. Governments under 50,000 and special districts have until April 26, 2028.
Yes. Clerks and department staff post news, meetings, agendas, minutes, and documents from a simple dashboard, with role-based access for each department. Training is included.
Yes. Hosting, SSL, backups, security monitoring, software updates, and technical support are handled by the same team that designs your site.
Yes. Many of the governments we serve have a small staff and no IT department. Our Municipal Essentials plan is built for villages, townships, and special districts.
Yes. Content migration is part of the project. We bring over your pages, documents, agendas, and minutes so nothing residents depend on goes missing.
Tell us about your community and get a clear quote for design, hosting, and support.
