Websites for towns and local government
Agendas, notices, departments and how to reach the right office, on a site the clerk can update between meetings.
What a site for towns and local government could look like
An example built for a made-up business. Yours is built from what you tell us about your own.
What it needs to do
Agendas and minutes
Upload the PDF and link it where residents look, listed by meeting.
Public notices
Post a notice or a road closure in a sentence.
Department pages
Who to call for what, with office hours and contact details.
Accessibility
Every site publishes an accessibility statement, and the builder requires a text description on every image.
Ask for it in your own words
No settings to hunt for. Say what you want changed, the way you would say it to a person, and it is done.
- “Add the March council agenda PDF”
- “Post a notice that Elm Street is closed Tuesday”
- “Add a water department page with office hours”
- “Add a burn permit request form”
Good to know
Is the site accessible?
The basics are checked as the site is built, and every site publishes an accessibility statement. What you post matters too, so the PDFs and images you upload need the same care.
Can several departments edit it?
Yes. Invite as many people as you need at no extra cost. Roles decide who can touch billing.
Describe your business. See your site.
Tell Spandrel what you do and who it is for, and get a first version in minutes.
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