Legislative Publishing Software Portfolio

Vineyard, UT Modernizes City Code With Self-Publishing Software

Until early 2018, Vineyard’s code of ordinances was difficult for staff and residents to access. Staff found it challenging to search for and update any conflicting information. Storage was another issue as some of the older ordinances sat in a potato cellar next to the old town hall. With our Self-Publishing Software, Vineyard modernized its code. Staff and residents could easily access code, and no longer did it sit in a potato cellar. Pam Spencer, Vineyard’s clerk, won Utah Clerks Municipal Association’s "Recorder of the Year" award which she attributes to Municode’s Self-Publishing Software.

Screenshot of Website on Monitor, Meeting Portal on Laptop, Self-Publishing on Tablet

Oak Hill, West Virginia

Client Since: 2018 Population: 7,730

"I love the staff at Municode. It is just like family." - Ronda Falk, Oak Hill, West Virginia

Oak Hill, West Virginia, needed a full suite of options to revamp and modernize how they draft/publish their Code of Ordinances, meetings, and City Charter. In addition, they wanted a brand new website that would increase transparency as well as integrate their self-publishing and meetings solution.

Screenshot of North Ogden homepage in monitor, Meeting Portal in Laptop, and Self-Publishing in Tablet

North Ogden, Utah

Client Since: 2014 Population: 17,357

North Ogden, Utah, had a laundry list of needs for their municipality that included an online platform for their code, policy and fee schedule, automated meetings & agenda software, and a modern website capable of integrating these features.

Screenshot of St Anthony Self Publishing Software in Monitor and Laptop

St. Anthony, Idaho

Client Since: 2017 Population: 3,542

Screenshot of website and SPS/PPS for Marriott Slaterville on Monitor and Laptop

Marriott-Slaterville, Utah

Client Since: 2011 Population: 1,701

Marriott-Slaterville, Utah, wanted to bring more government resources online for the community to access. Their first priority was to host their Municipal Code, Policies & Procedures, and Meeting Minutes online. After some time, they decided to give the website a much-needed facelift.