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Web: websites and web content
Municipal websites that help residents get things done: platforms, content, governance and self-service.
13 articles · 1 event · 2 resources · 5 case studies · 1 way to start
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New Website, Same Clutter
If your house is full of stuff you don't need, buying a bigger house doesn't fix that. You just have more room to fill. It's a line our web lead Brandon Currie used in a recent webinar, and it's stuck with us since.
July 29, 2026Article
Webinar Recap: The Platform Isn't the Problem
Most municipalities that go through a website refresh come out the other side feeling like something is off. The site looks better. It loads faster. The platform is newer. But a year or two in, the same problems are back. Content is stale.
June 5, 2026Article
Building Better Municipalities Webinars: Strategic Decisions That Change Technology Outcomes
This June, we're running a webinar series for municipal leaders facing technology decisions that shape how you deliver services, manage risk, and operate efficiently. Web services strategy, business continuity planning, and AI adoption.
May 29, 2026Article
Why Municipal Websites Don’t Help Residents Get Things Done
Most municipal websites are built like filing cabinets. Very official ones, with search bars and PDFs. So many PDFs.
May 29, 2026Article
Top 5 Reasons Municipal Websites Miss the Mark
Let’s be honest.
February 26, 2026Article
Webinar Recap: Does Your Municipal Website Get Sh*t Done?"
Yesterday, we ran a webinar with a deliberately blunt title.
February 11, 2026Article
Help us Build a Shared Inventory of Municipal Website Platforms
Municipal websites are no longer just sources of information. They are a core part of how residents access services, complete transactions and develop trust with local government.
January 21, 2026Article
Building Canada's First Municipal Website Platform Inventory
Municipal websites are core infrastructure now. Residents learn about services and how to access them. They pay bills there. They apply for permits. They report issues. They form opinions about whether local government works.
January 21, 2026Article
Attend our upcoming webinar! Does Your Municipal Website Actually Work?
It may look fine. The real question is whether it helps residents complete tasks, supports staff, and delivers services without friction.
January 21, 2026Article
Meet Brandon Currie: Helping Municipal Websites Do Real Work
We’re pleased to introduce Brandon Currie, digital and web content strategist with more than a decade of experience working with municipalities to improve how their websites actually function.
December 17, 2025Article
Why Your Municipal Website Needs Improvement in 2026
For most residents, the municipal website is where government shows up.
December 17, 2025Article
Rethinking Web Content for Real Self-Service: How York Region Is Making Digital Work Smarter
Improving digital customer service doesn’t always mean building something new. Sometimes, the most powerful change comes from rethinking what you already have.
September 24, 2025Article
Transforming Municipal Web Content: A Perry Group Success Story
At Perry Group Consulting, we specialize in driving digital transformations that enhance the quality and accessibility of municipal services.
September 2, 2024Events and webinars
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Webinar · Online
Does Your Municipal Website Get Sh*t Done?
A webinar with a deliberately blunt title. Brandon Currie of the City of Waterloo joins us to talk about why municipal websites struggle to help residents get things done.
Resources
Website Self Assessment
A tool to help municipal leaders assess their website and their readisess for modernization.
Topics:Web
The Website Governance Gap (May 2026)
Why Canadian municipalities keep rebuilding their websites without fixing the underlying problems.
Topics:Web
Case studies
Municipality of Chatham-Kent
A web platform strategy covering governance, operations and the content management framework.
View project →Regional Municipality of York
Repositioning york.ca to be a place to get stuff done.
View project →Regional Municipality of Halton
Digital-first architecture work covering customer service strategy, CRM maturity, website and digital service requirements.
View project →Township of Georgian Bay
A prioritization of online services for a small township, narrowing forty-five candidate services to ten priorities.
View project →Town of Halton Hills
Procurement support for a new municipal website and a range of related web services.
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