Everything you need to know about tracking local government in Colorado Springs with Civvie.
Civvie is a civic engagement platform that helps residents of Colorado Springs track local government activity. We provide AI-powered summaries of school board meetings, city council votes, county commissioner decisions, and local news so you can stay informed without spending hours reading documents.
Sign up for a free Civvie account and we automatically track Colorado Springs City Council meetings for you. You will receive AI-generated summaries of agendas, meeting minutes, and votes. You can also set up custom alerts for specific topics you care about, like zoning, parks, or public safety.
Civvie currently tracks Academy District 20 (D20), Colorado Springs District 11 (D11), and Cheyenne Mountain District 12 (D12) school boards. We monitor board meetings, agendas, policy changes, and budget decisions. More districts are being added based on user requests.
Yes, Civvie is free during our beta period. You get full access to all summaries, alerts, and the weekly digest at no cost. We plan to always offer a free tier with essential features for civic engagement.
Civvie monitors official government sources including BoardDocs, Legistar, and official meeting recordings. Our AI reads and summarizes documents, transcribes meeting audio, and identifies key decisions. You receive personalized updates based on the topics you follow.
Every Friday, Civvie sends you a single email summarizing everything that happened in your community that week. It includes school board decisions, city council votes, county updates, and relevant local news all in one convenient digest.
Yes, Civvie lets you create custom alerts using natural language. For example, you can track "school funding", "traffic on Academy Boulevard", or "development near my neighborhood". When any tracked source mentions your topic, you will be notified.
Civvie monitors official government sources in Colorado Springs including: Academy D20 and District 11 via BoardDocs, Cheyenne Mountain D12 via their public records, Colorado Springs City Council via Legistar, and El Paso County Commissioners via AgendaSuite. We also track select local news sources.
Civvie summaries are generated by advanced AI models trained to extract key information from government documents. Every summary includes links to the original source documents so you can verify details. We rate each item with an impact score to help you prioritize what to read.
Civvie is currently focused on Colorado Springs and El Paso County. We are building the platform to expand to other cities. If you want Civvie in your area, sign up and let us know your location.
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