Civica Software has grown over the past nine years to become one of the most successful and experienced local government Website development companies in the US. As a company focused solely on government, with installations in over 50 agencies, we have developed a level of professionalism that few vendors can match.

We understand the nature of government and that the information or content residing on a government Website is best organized and managed by the departments that are responsible for its creation.

We also understand that the public users of the Website typically are not aware of the departmental structure of government and do not seek to fully understand it. They desire to get answers to their questions intuitively and quickly without having to involve themselves in understanding departmental structures that often vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.

Civica partners with its clients to design and construct attractive, user-centric and citizen friendly Websites that always meet or exceed project goals.

Civica Websites are graphically appealing, content rich, easy to navigate while clearly communicating a client's unique image. They incorporate Civica’s powerful content management system (CMS), assuring that its content is always current because it can be easily maintained by existing staff with minimal training.

All client services, programs and functions are listed online and very quickly accessible through Civica’s intuitive and powerful search engine which is an integral part and standard feature in all Civica CMS implementations.

Our sites promote all client services supplied, present and future, and provide a stable upgradeable platform for all e-government initiatives, both current and future. They facilitate and integrate a wide range of online transactions including third party software applications such as business license renewals, utility bill payments, business license renewals and payments, permit payments and comply with current accessibility standard ADA priority 1 and the Federal E-Government Act of 2002.