A heads up before they vote
Wouldn't it be nice if your organization were able to keep tabs on issues important to you across multiple cities and counties with one user-friendly online tool? We can give you that “heads up” with our powerful and affordable local government monitoring service. For example, enter a topic below and instantly search our nationwide database of agendas:
How it works
Custom local government monitoring
- You choose which local government entities and keywords you want monitored. At any time, you can edit the parameters of your monitoring service.
- Your account includes the ability to create additional Reports at no extra charge, allowing you to drill down to specific topics and specific local governments areas.
On-demand reporting
- At any time you can login in to your account and run a real-time report showing everything our system has picked up for you up to that point in time.
- On-demand reporting allows you to also look at various points in time without making edits to your existing Reports.
Email alerts
- Your account can be set up to send email alerts to your inbox that show a quick look at activity our system has discovered for you overnight. The email alert also includes a quick link to your latest report.
- These alerts can be sent any morning of the week or all mornings of the week and can be set to show upcoming meetings as well as past meetings.
What our customers are saying
News
Oct 8, 2024
Voterheads Receives Grant to Expand Free Newsletter across Columbia Metro Area, Addressing Need for Public Meeting Knowledge
Voterheads, a South Carolina-based technology company that provides
monitoring of local government public meetings nationwide, is pleased
to announce, with help from a recent grant from the Knight Foundation
Fund at Central Carolina Community Foundation, the expansion of its
free newsletter service throughout Richland County. Covering public
meetings in the entire Columbia metro area, this initiative helps
ensure residents have access to what is being voted on and discussed
at local public meetings, such as councils, planning commissions,
etc. …
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Aug 17, 2023
Voterheads Announces the Expansion of their Collaboration with Ballotpedia
Voterheads.com, a South Carolina technology company, is excited to
announce the expansion of its local government monitoring and
reporting collaboration with Ballotpedia. Visitors to Ballotpedia’s
city and county web pages will now be able to see agendas and details
of upcoming and recent local public meetings. The collaboration was
launched last year for Ballotpedia’s largest 100 cities pages in the
U.S., and has now expanded to the counties for those cities. Click
here to see the list of counties. …
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Check out our blog
Oct 7, 2024
Why a nonprofit would want to know what's being voted on at local public meetings?
Nonprofit organizations come in all types and many of them have government
affairs reps that stay busy at the statehouse and congressional levels where
the really big policy decisions are being made. So why would they want to know
in advance what is showing up on local public meeting agendas? For several
reasons…
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Jun 12, 2024
Why would a government agency want to monitor local government agency meetings?
We recently discovered that a regional government agency, a special
purpose district to be precise, wanted to try our service because
they were spending too much time trying to monitor local council and
planning commission meetings across their region for topics that they
needed to know about…
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Mar 30, 2023
How home builders benefit from monitoring what is being voted on at the local government level
Homebuilders associations exist to help their member homebuilders
grow and protect their businesses. So obviously, they would have a
vested interest in monitoring what is being voted on at local
government public meetings because such decisions can significantly
impact homebuilders’ business operations and bottom lines. Local
governments…
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Mar 12, 2023
How are government affairs professionals keeping track of what is being voted on at local government public meetings?
Government affairs professionals typically keep track of what is
being voted on at local government public meetings by following a few
key steps and these steps are ranked below…
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