For County Administrators, IT Directors, and Communications teams managing 20+ departments, give your teams their own workspace through a new county government platform, while maintaining oversight across websites, social media, and public records.
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From Health Services to Sheriff's Office, Courts to Elections, CivAll gives each department independence while maintaining county-wide brand consistency and compliance with our county governance tools and website design.
Each department gets their own workspace within the unified platform. Health, Sheriff, Courts, Elections are all organized, accessible, and function as unified county government websites within your oversight.
Grant department editors the permissions they need, with role names that make sense. It is municipal software that offers central oversight with distributed management. No one 'goes rogue.'
Share resources, templates, and content across departments. Functioning like a specialized CRM for local government, breaking news or emergency alerts push to all channels instantly, with no duplicate work. A strong fit for multi-department teams.
All social media and public records archived in one place. Respond to open records requests across departments from a single search, in minutes instead of days.
County-wide analytics with department-level drill-down. Track engagement, compliance, and performance across all county government websites and properties from one dashboard.
ADA Title II applies to every digital property your county runs. With 20+ departments, that's 20+ surfaces a single accessibility complaint can target. CivAll covers them all from day one — built-in, not bolted on.
A single county may run a health department, sheriff's office, courts, elections, parks, and public works, each with its own audiences and compliance requirements. That means inconsistent branding, unmonitored social accounts, department-level ADA violations, and records requests that span many systems. County government software should give departments independence while the central team keeps oversight, brand control, and one archive for all public records. Read how county governments manage communications across dozens of departments.
A county may run dozens of social accounts across the sheriff's office, health department, parks, elections, and more. CivSocial gives every department its own workspace to schedule and publish, while the central communications team keeps oversight, brand control, and a complete view of county-wide activity from a single social media management platform for county government. Explore the social media management platform for county government.
When a records request spans several departments, pulling records from separate systems takes days. CivArchive captures every county social account in one searchable archive, so clerks respond to open records requests in minutes. Remember: social media is a public record. Explore social media archiving for government.
DOJ extended the ADA Title II deadlines: April 26, 2027 for counties serving 50,000 or more residents, and April 26, 2028 for smaller counties and special district governments. With 20+ departments, that's 20+ digital surfaces a single lawsuit can target. Penalties up to $150,000. CivAll covers them all from day one.
We understand government procurement. CivAll supports cooperative and sole-source purchasing options and meets the documentation requirements your procurement office demands. Less paperwork, faster approval with county government software built for multi-department teams.
One platform for all departments means one vendor relationship, one security review, one SLA, and one support contact. CivAll consolidates your communications stack and reduces the operational overhead of managing separate tools for website, social media, and archiving.
You maintain brand standards and messaging consistency across departments that each want to do things their own way. CivAll gives you the oversight and guardrails to enforce consistency without becoming a bottleneck. Department editors work independently within boundaries you set.
When a records request spans multiple departments' social media activity, searching one archive is far faster than contacting every department separately. CivArchive captures all county social media in one searchable system from day one.
“You help us respond faster during emergencies and manage multiple platforms with ease.”
Jessica Henderson
Media & Community Relations Specialist, Lee County Sheriff's Office
See how one civic engagement platform can bring all your departments together with the best county governance tools available, a strong fit for multi-department counties of any size. It gives every department independence while you keep county-wide control.