CivicRecon

Bespoke PolicyInsights Across California.

CivicRecon reads meeting agendas for 1,500+ California public entities and counting. Enabling you to finally be proactive about state policy.

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1,500+
public entities tracked
443,596.8 MB
443.6 GB of public records ingested
109.6 GB
read in seven measured days

Counter anchored to the August 4, 2026 production snapshot · advances at the measured 109.6 GB/week rate

Keep an eye on local issues in California, without staffing a desk.

Traditional monitoring

~260

agendas monitored

A skilled public-affairs professional costing roughly $4,000 per month still has a finite number of hours to find, open, and read agendas.

  • Manual portal-by-portal searches
  • Manual amendment tracking
  • Research competes with strategic client work

CivicRecon

1,500+

public entities tracked

Broader collection, tuned to your policy brief, with potential hits reviewed by a human before they reach you.

  • 10+ custom adapters for distinct agenda platforms
  • Finds linked packets and attachments
  • Human-reviewed, cited findings
  • Gives lobbyists more time for strategy, relationships, and advocacy

CivicRecon is a lobbyist’s best friend.

We handle the recurring work of finding and reading agendas, so retained lobbyists can focus on strategy, relationships, and the work that requires their judgment.

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Riverside County · meeting 2026-08-25 (in 2 days)

Consider a Project Labor Agreement — Community Workforce Agreements for the County's Public Works Projects

“3.93 31228 SUPERVISOR YXSTIAN GUTIERREZ AND SUPERVISOR JOSE MEDINA: Establishment of Policy for Use of Community Workforce Agreements for the County's Public Works Projects”

Board of Supervisors, 2026-08-25. Item 3.93 is an explicit action item to establish a policy for the use of Community Workforce Agreements (CWAs) specifically for the County's public works projects, which constitutes a labor-procurement action.

California’s public meeting agendas, at your fingertips.

For organizations that need an early view of local government action without staffing a statewide research desk.

What you get

  • A custom issue and legal-language monitoring brief
  • Coverage across 1,500+ California public entities
  • Human review of potential matches and source context
  • A concise Monday email of the week’s relevant insights
  • Meeting dates, agenda items, summaries, and source links
  • Ongoing refinement as your goals and language evolve
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