WHO WE SERVE
Municipal & Town Websites
Municipal website design for Maine towns — agendas, minutes, notices, and the answers residents actually come looking for, on a site your town office can update itself.
Built for the town office
A town website has a different job than a business site: residents need burn permits and transfer station hours, clerks need to post agendas and minutes without a fuss, and everything needs to hold up to public scrutiny.
We build town sites around those jobs — navigation organized by what people come to do, documents filed by board and by year, and posting workflows simple enough that nothing waits on a webmaster.
Easy for residents, easy for staff
The people using a town site are every age, on every device — so we keep it fast, legible, accessible, and phone-friendly. No cleverness that gets between a resident and the dog licensing form.
Behind the scenes, updates are a form, not a project. Post a notice, upload minutes, change a meeting date — done from the office in minutes, by whoever’s there.
Agendas, minutes & notices
Boards, committees, and hearings — organized by body and by year, posted in a couple of clicks, easy for residents to find.
Forms & departments
Permits, licensing, assessing, transfer station schedules — each department’s page answering its own most-asked questions.
Hosting & upkeep
Managed hosting, updates, backups, and support — so the site stays current between elections and budget seasons.
Questions we hear a lot
What select boards and town clerks ask us about municipal websites.
It depends on the town’s size and needs — and we know how municipal budgets work. We scope honestly, quote it plainly, and can build in phases when that fits the budget year better.
Yes — that’s the point. Posting an agenda or a notice takes a couple of clicks, and we train the clerk’s office at launch. When you’d rather send it over, we post it for you.
We build sites that make posting obligations easy to meet — dated postings, organized archives, and documents residents can actually find. Your attorney sets the policy; the site makes it easy to follow.
We build to modern accessibility standards — readable contrast, keyboard navigation, screen-reader-friendly structure — because public sites serve everyone, and because it’s the right way to build.
Yes. We can rebuild, refresh, or simply take over hosting and maintenance of what you have. We’ll look at it first and tell you plainly what it needs — sometimes that’s less than you fear.
Sound like your project?
Serve a Maine town? Tell us what residents ask for most — we’ll build around it.