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OpenCityRecord gives your AI assistant the public record of local government: what was said at city council, planning commission, and county meetings, how each body voted, and what the city put in writing.

Ask about a city's recent decisions, who sits on the council, how a council member has voted, how a development project or a local issue moved through hearings, or which cities have approved a given contract or ordinance. Every answer links back to the source: the meeting page, the exact video timestamp, or the motion in the approved minutes.

What it covers

• Meeting transcripts with jump-to-timestamp video links
• Motions and roll-call votes from approved minutes, with dollar amounts
• Agendas, minutes, staff reports, packets, ordinances, and resolutions
• Current and former elected officials, with voting records
• Issue and development-application timelines across meetings

Coverage today is 340+ cities and counties in 14 states, mostly in Texas, Utah, California, Florida, Arizona, and New York, updated within hours of meetings being published, and growing state by state.

Example prompts

• "What did the Lehi City Council decide in September?"
• "Who is on the Salt Lake City council?"
• "Which cities have voted on Flock Safety license-plate cameras, and what did they decide?"
• "How did the short-term rental issue play out in Lehi?"
• "How has Lehi council member Emily Lockhart voted since July?"

Connecting

Remote endpoint: https://mcp.opencityrecord.org/mcp (Streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.1 with Dynamic Client Registration). Sign in with an OpenCityRecord account; the free account covers one city. Setup guide: https://opencityrecord.org/mcp

Privacy

Elected officials are identified; members of the public, applicants, and city staff speaking at the mic are never named. All tools are read-only.

Support: support@opencityrecord.org