Everything a city website needs, in one platform

A few things it does on a normal day

• When

  The clerk posts Tuesday’s agenda in CivicCA

  Then

  It appears on the Meetings page and the master calendar within minutes — nobody touches the website.

  Meetings & calendars (CivicCA) →
• When

  A water main breaks on Main Street at 6 a.m.

  Then

  Pick the boil-water template, target Ward 2, send: banner, text, voice call and email go out together, in English and Spanish.

  Emergency mode, alerts & newsletters →
• When

  “How much did we approve for paving Spring Street?”

  Then

  $29,800, from the April 21, 2026 Board minutes — with a link to the exact page.

  Ask the documents →
• When

  An editor uploads a photo with no alt text

  Then

  Publish is blocked. The AI suggests a description from the photo; the editor confirms or marks it decorative.

  Accessibility enforcement →
• When

  “Can I keep chickens in town?” isn’t on any page

  Then

  The question goes to Planning; their reply reaches the resident by email — and suggests a new FAQ.

  AI assistant & content advisor →
• When

  The English Utilities page changes

  Then

  The approved Spanish version is flagged as outdated, so a reviewer updates it — it’s never silently overwritten.

  Translations →
• When

  An editor clicks Publish

  Then

  Sentra CMS commits the change to the city’s own repository with a readable message; the host deploys it in seconds.

  Templates & Git publishing →
• When

  Snow overnight: the district delays two hours

  Then

  One closure post updates the district and every school homepage and texts, emails and pushes families.

  K-12 schools pack →