What CivicRecap does
CivicRecap turns the video recording of a public meeting into something you can actually read. Every meeting on the record is transcribed, aligned to the published agenda, and turned into a written briefing plus a set of highlight clips, each one anchored to the agenda item it came from — so you can see what your city council, school board or planning commission decided without sitting through three hours of it.
What is public, and what needs an account
Finding a meeting is public: search, the directory, and every meeting's title, council or board, date, agenda and published clip headlines are open to anyone, with or without an account. Watching the recording, reading the briefing and opening the transcript need a free account. The recording stays with the council or board that made it: clips are watched on the page or shared as a link, never handed over as a file.
Browse by place
16 cities and counties have meetings on the record. Each one lists the councils and boards that meet there.
- Campbell, CA (13 meetings)
- Gilroy, CA (20 meetings)
- Huntsville, AL (10 meetings)
- Los Gatos, CA (26 meetings)
- Madison County, AL (3 meetings)
- Menifee, CA (13 meetings)
- Morgan Hill, CA (24 meetings)
- Murrieta, CA (14 meetings)
- Riverside County, CA (31 meetings)
- San Francisco County, CA (12 meetings)
- San José City Council (2 meetings)
- San Jose, CA (17 meetings)
- San Mateo County, CA (12 meetings)
- Santa Clara County, CA (18 meetings)
- Saratoga, CA (5 meetings)
- Temecula, CA (13 meetings)
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