FOIA, Open Meetings, retention, and board packets. Handled. Built around Michigan statutes and priced for the township budget. Dekree drafts. You approve. Nothing sends without you.
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Built for every Michigan public body
Clerks, managers, administrators, and secretaries juggle FOIA and Open Meetings obligations across every Michigan public body. Often part-time, without legal staff, using spreadsheets and memory.
FOIA responses drafted from memory, hoping the statute has not changed.
Dekree drafts legally correct responses with current MCL citations in seconds.
Tracking 5-business-day FOIA and 18-hour OMA deadlines on paper calendars.
Every deadline calculated automatically from the statute, with smart notifications.
No way to know if you are actually compliant until a lawsuit lands.
Live compliance score across every FOIA and Open Meetings obligation.
Meeting minutes, notices, and agendas scattered across cabinets and email threads.
Searchable document vault with full-text search and retention tracking.
Purpose-built for municipal compliance workflows. Not adapted from generic project management tools.
Receive, classify, draft, send. With current MCL citations and 5-day deadlines built in.
18-hour OMA notice math. Minutes drafted from your audio. Posted to your portal automatically.
Full-text search across every PDF and recording. Retention dates auto-calculated. Server-side redaction built in.
Citizens submit, view, and download without ever calling your office.
A structured database of every Michigan FOIA and OMA obligation. Updates when the law changes.
Live score across FOIA and Open Meetings. Every overdue item surfaced before it bites.
Three things happen between a FOIA email arriving and the response going out. Dekree does two of them. You do the one that matters.
A FOIA email lands at your dedicated inbox. Dekree classifies the request, extracts the requester, and logs the timeline event.
Forwarded from the township inbox. Classified in under a second.
Pulled from the Compliance Graph: the right MCL exemptions, the 5-business-day deadline math, the fee estimate. Ready for your review.
Cites MCL 15.243(1)(a)–(m) where applicable.
Read the draft. Edit if you want. Click send. The portal updates, the timeline logs, the deadline closes. Audit trail is automatic.
Nothing leaves your office without your explicit click.
When the AG updates the OMA Handbook, your software updates the same day. No seminar to attend. No attorney to call. The Compliance Graph is the living legal layer underneath everything Dekree does.
When state law changes, your obligations update automatically.
Deadlines calculated from statute, not guesswork.
Every citation verified against current MCL language.
Compliance score derived from real legal requirements, not arbitrary checklists.
Last graph update: 2026-04-22, OMA Handbook revision. The cascade refreshes templates, deadlines, and citations across every customer.
The clerk uses it daily. The supervisor checks it weekly. The resident touches it monthly. The auditor runs it annually. All the same software.
You wear five hats already. Dekree handles the FOIA hat — drafts the response, calculates the deadline, posts the notice, files the timeline.
“This is completely changing the way we track FOIA. Dekree has eliminated our compliance challenges. Now we have everything in one place with known deadlines. It’s a huge step forward for our township.”
Half the legacy stack price, fully bundled. Every tier sits under the $25,000 formal RFP threshold by design.
Billed annually at $2,388/year
Townships and villages under 5,000 residents. Single-board authorities and small special districts.
Billed annually at $9,588/year
Charter townships, townships and cities 5,000 to 25,000, K-12 districts under 5,000 students, multi-jurisdiction fire authorities.
Billed annually at $23,988/year
Counties, cities over 25,000, road commissions, councils of governments, K-12 districts over 5,000 students.
Dekree was started in Kalamazoo. Michigan is our first market, and the product reflects it — FOIA (MCL 15.231 et seq.) and the Open Meetings Act (MCL 15.261 et seq.) modeled at the statute level, not bolted on top of a generic schema. The deadline math, the exemption library, the response templates — built around what the AG enforces here.
1,240 townships, 276 cities, 253 villages — every one bound by FOIA + OMA.
School districts, ISDs, community colleges, charter schools.
Road commissions, drain commissioners, libraries, DDAs.
Made in Kalamazoo. Member, Michigan Association of Municipal Clerks. Booth at the MAMC Summer Conference, June 15–19, 2026.
Most of our customers run their compliance work from inboxes, spreadsheets, and paper binders. We expect that. The migration is the part we own — you do not lose a week setting things up.
See the migration planYour existing FOIA log, meeting calendar, contact list, and minutes archive — Dekree pulls them in during onboarding.
A live working session on your real data. Your first FOIA, your first OMA notice, your first auto-drafted minutes — set up and explained.
By the end of week one you are publishing notices, drafting FOIA responses, and approving minutes on your own.
Pick the path that fits how you work. Some clerks like to be shown around. Others want to dive in. Both lead to the same place: every FOIA tracked, every OMA notice posted, nothing falling through the cracks.
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