About MyTownView
Every municipality in the United States is legally required to publish meeting agendas, minutes, financial reports, and public records. But nobody reads them.
The information is scattered across dozens of poorly designed government websites, buried in PDFs, and posted with zero context. According to Northwestern University's State of Local News report, over 3,200 local newspapers have closed since 2005, leaving 50 million Americans in news deserts with no local coverage.
MyTownView exists to fix that.
What We Do
We aggregate, parse, and structure data from municipal websites, meeting video platforms, state comptroller reports, crime databases, tax revenue filings, and licensing systems into a unified intelligence layer.
AI transcribes meeting recordings into timestamped, searchable summaries. Financial reports become interactive charts. Crime data becomes trend analysis. Every claim links to the source.
A single page for your town that brings together meetings, finances, safety, business activity, and community events. Clean, calm, and authoritative.
See It in Action
Explore a live town page, or request coverage for your own community.