Streamline Product Demo

On-Demand Streamline Product Demo

Streamline Web was created specifically to help local government agencies stay compliant with federal and state online posting requirements ... while also being an amazingly easy to use, powerful content management system.

In this pre-recorded webinar we show off some of the great features Streamline offers, including meeting dashboard and customizable agenda reminders, state-specific transparency prompts, and our super easy to use website management and publishing tool.

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Compliance-related resources

How to test your site for accessibility using Chrome Lighthouse
achecker.ca - to check individual pages for accessibility
Tips for making PDFs accessible (PDF)
WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines (web link)
California website checklist (PDF)
Florida website checklist (PDF)
Utah website checklist (PDF)
Lucky Oregon, with no posting requirements other than agendas :)

The website is an invaluable tool to share information with our citizens. As the Fire Chief, it is good to know that I have full control over our website and the content on it. The District now has multiple staff members that can update whenever we need to. Adding agendas and keeping up with meetings is easy, and knowing our site is compliant with all state and federal online requirements gives us one less thing we need to worry about.– Brian Helmick, Fire Chief, East Contra Costa Fire Protection District

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