Most conversations about meeting efficiency focus on what happens in the room. The agenda, the speakers, the vote. But for city and county clerks, the meeting itself is often the most straightforward...
Most software decisions are about efficiency. A clerk's decision about meetings software is about something more consequential: legal compliance...
This guide helps public engagement practitioners evaluate whether their current process reaches the communities most affected by government decisions — covering the EJ self-assessment framework...
This guide covers four strategies that consistently produce better results: meeting people where they are, keeping surveys simple, leaving room for unexpected insights, and capturing contact...
Most agencies aren’t struggling to do engagement, they’re struggling to manage it across too many disconnected tools. They’re holding meetings, launching surveys, sending outreach, and...
Public engagement only works when people can actually participate in it. For planners, the challenge is not understanding accessibility requirements. It is making them consistent across every...
This checklist helps government practitioners evaluate where their current process stands across five compliance categories, organized around federal requirements for engagement design and execution...
Residents don’t all live in the same channel. Some read emails. Others respond to texts. Others pick up a flyer at the library or need a phone call to learn that a project is happening in their...
Public engagement only works when everyone can actually participate. Here’s how PublicInput is making that easier – across your content, your meetings, and your platform. Our Commitment to...