Citizens submit FOIA requests at midnight. They subscribe to meeting calendars from their phones. They download minutes the moment you publish them. The portal is a 24/7 surface that does not call your office.
Submit FOIA requests, browse published documents, view meetings, and track request status — online, anytime.
FIG. 1A resident sees a branded portal. The clerk sees the same data with controls.
Most calls to a township office could be a portal page. Meeting times. Document downloads. FOIA forms. Dekree gives residents the answers without involving you.
The portal is one source of truth. You toggle visibility. Citizens see exactly what you publish. Nothing more, nothing less.
Submit FOIA requests, browse published documents, view meetings, and track request status — online, anytime.
Branded to your township. Mobile-first. Live calendar. One-click FOIA submission.
The clerk's portal management page. Hide or show folders. Preview as a citizen. The visibility chip is the loudest element on every card.
When a resident submits a request through the portal, Dekree creates the record, starts the deadline clock, and notifies you. No re-keying. No paperwork. The audit trail begins on submission.
FIG. 4The citizen-side FOIA submission form, branded to the township.
Run the portal at your own domain. portal.wakeshmatwp.gov or anything you choose.
Every meeting auto-published with .ics download. Subscribed citizens see updates instantly.
Folders mirror your vault. Folder visibility is the master switch. Hide or show with one click.
Open the portal as a citizen from your dashboard. Verify before you publish.
Logo upload, colors, address, contact details. Your portal looks like yours, not Dekree.
Built for the resident who prints everything and the screen reader that reads everything.