President Megan E. Green Announces CivicPlus Partnership to Enhance Transparency and Public Engagement

The Board of Aldermen is modernizing and automating how information is managed and shared with the public.

January 8, 2025 | 2 min reading time

The St. Louis City Board of Aldermen is adopting a new agenda and meeting management system to improve public engagement and transparency in lawmaking.

Set to launch at the beginning of the next legislative session (April 2025), CivicPlus’ Agenda and Meeting Management platform will automate the preparation of meeting agendas, generate meeting minutes, and provide a user-friendly public portal to give residents straightforward access to meeting details, materials, and records.

“We recognize that government clerks keep things running smoothly, day in and day out,” says Rachelle Cantero, CivicPlus Solutions Engineer and former Deputy Clerk. “That's why we provide a comprehensive suite of solutions that support clerks in their important work.”

The move reflects President Megan E. Green's commitment to making the Board of Aldermen’s work more transparent and accessible to the public. 

“Automating time-consuming tasks allows the Board’s staff to dedicate more time to assisting residents who reach out for help. Modernizing how we work also improves the public’s access to essential information—fostering transparency, accountability, and, most importantly, community involvement,” said President Green.

CivicPlus is a technology platform that streamlines administrative tasks in government and builds trust by creating positive digital experiences for residents and staff.  CivicPlus is used by over 10,000 organizations across the United States and Canada, serving more than 340 million residents. More information can be found at civicplus.com.

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