Prepare with confidence.
Start with the right structure, gather supporting material, and know exactly what is ready before the room fills.
Prepare the agenda, run the meeting, record every decision, and publish what your community needs—all through one calm, connected workspace.
Search for the township, school district, library, or commission you want to follow.
BoardVoice keeps every step connected, so a part-time clerk can move from preparation to publication without rebuilding the record—or wondering what was missed.
Start with the right structure, gather supporting material, and know exactly what is ready before the room fills.
Keep the agenda, attendance, motions, votes, and notes together while the meeting is happening.
Turn the completed meeting into an organized public record residents can actually find and understand.
A complete, transparency-first toolkit — built specifically for the rhythms of a public meeting cycle.
One signup gives you a public site for the whole organization plus a separate page, schedule, member roster, document library, and bylaws collection for each board you run — Township Board, Planning & Zoning, ZBA, Board of Review. Authorized board administrators manage only their assigned board; an organization-level records administrator can provision access and review activity across authorized boards.
Build agendas item-by-item with body text, sub-items, and per-item file attachments. Prepare draft minutes, record the board’s formal approval or collect configured signatures, then publish the approved record. Authorized staff document the board’s action; BoardVoice does not treat a clerk’s click as board approval.
Residents see a monthly calendar at your board's URL — every upcoming and past meeting, color-coded by status. On the admin side, authorized staff choose a date and meeting type, then start from a standard agenda template and refine the draft before the meeting.
A built-in FOIA/public records request form lives on your public site. Submissions go straight to an admin inbox where you track status, add notes, and record your response — no email tag.
The records dashboard compares posting timestamps with configured notice references and flags entries that may need review. Citations stay beside the calculation so the clerk can verify the source.
Business tabled to a future meeting is automatically tracked until resolved. Action items assigned during a meeting are logged with a due date and owner — nothing gets dropped.
Residents submit comments tied to specific agenda items. Comments hold for moderation before going live — every decision is logged for the record.
A projector-friendly view for the meeting itself. The clerk advances items, records motions and votes in real time, and board members follow along on their own devices.
One click builds a complete board packet — cover, full agenda with body text and sub-items, motion workbook pages, and every attached document merged into a single printable PDF.
Budgets, audits, bylaws, and board policies can be organized by category and made available while the Organization’s service is active, subject to its retention settings and legal duties.
Member names, roles, terms, and contact info — kept up to date and publicly visible. Board members get their own login for board-only packet access and live voting.
Residents can subscribe to meeting updates. When enabled, BoardVoice can email active subscribers after authorized staff publish an agenda or approved minutes; email delivery is not guaranteed.
Motions, seconds, and roll-call votes captured during the live meeting feed an instant searchable archive at /your-board/votes — every member's record, every outcome, fully cross-referenced.
Set a personal 4-digit PIN tied to your account. The dashboard locks automatically after 15 minutes of inactivity or when you step away from the tab — keeping board packets private even on a shared screen. Works across all your devices.
A records dashboard, append-only activity history, deadline-tracked request workflow, and public roll-call archive stay connected to the meetings that produced them.
Compare each posting timestamp with your configured notice reference and keep the source citation beside the result. BoardVoice flags timing for review; it does not issue a legal determination.
Track configured acknowledgement and response targets beside the governing source. The Organization must verify deadlines, extensions, exemptions, and response duties.
An append-only, access-controlled activity history is designed to make administrative changes attributable and harder to alter through the application.
One page that shows every meeting bucketed by where its minutes live: drafts needed, awaiting board approval, ready to publish, or published. Record approval, then publish deliberately.
BoardVoice is sized for the budgets and time of part-time clerks, volunteer boards, and elected commissioners — not enterprise municipal software.
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Pricing and availability are described on the current plan page.Start your board’s public site in minutes. Pick your URL, fill in your board's name and state, and publish your first agenda. Agendas, minutes, records requests, and public comment — all in one place, all publicly accessible.