We read city records and tell you what to do next.

Municue tracks matters moving through City Hall and generates role-specific action items — so developers, attorneys, contractors, and residents know exactly what to do before deadlines close.

100-page agendas in 5 minutes

AI reads every item, extracts what matters, links the sources.

Money amounts surfaced automatically

Contracts, grants, bonds — dollar figures pulled from dense legalese.

People and orgs cross-referenced

See who shows up across meetings, what they're tied to, and how often.

Monthly briefs, not raw data

City Reports compress weeks of city activity into role-specific takeaways.

Built for people who need to know first.

Different roles need different signals from the same meetings. Municue surfaces what matters to each.

Developer

Zoning changes, development approvals, and infrastructure projects that affect timelines and costs.

Attorney

Ordinance amendments, legal contracts, and regulatory shifts before they hit the register.

Lobbyist

Policy decisions, committee votes, and council positions on issues you track.

Contractor

Procurement actions, RFP approvals, and capital project allocations as they happen.

Journalist

High-significance decisions flagged automatically. Financial amounts attached. Sources linked.

Resident

Plain-language summaries of what your city council decided and why it matters to your neighborhood.

City Reports

Compress a month of city activity into a 5-minute brief.

Every month, Municue synthesizes all meetings, votes, and financial decisions into structured period reports. Key themes, emerging trends, and role-specific takeaways — organized, not just summarized.

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Developer

Scyene Rd corridor rezoned — PD 193 use regs amended. Your permitted site plan may need resubmission.

Attorney

Firefighters meet-and-confer ratified at $75.5M — sets new precedent for collective bargaining with other city unions.

Contractor

Convention center CMAR supplemental at $717M — subcontractor bids opening Q2. Largest active city project.

Journalist

Dallas Wings $56M public grant for south Dallas stadium — largest sports incentive since American Airlines Center.

Resident

Good Homes Dallas approved — new mixed-income housing in your district with $16.8M in tax abatements.

Sample insights — illustrative examples based on real municipal data patterns

Event Analysis

Turn a dense council agenda into a decision memo.

Each meeting is broken down item by item. Financial amounts extracted, entities identified, vote outcomes tracked. What took hours to parse now takes minutes to review.

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Raw Agenda

24-1047 An ordinance amending Chapter 51A, "Dallas Development Code" by amending use regulations for Subdistrict A within PD No. 193

24-1832 Authorize a five-year service contract for the processing of applications and renewals of alarm permits — Not to exceed $10,548,855

24-2091 Authorize supplemental agreement No. 2 to the CMAR contract with Trinity Alliance Venture for convention center renovations

24-1756 Authorize a tax increment financing development and Chapter 380 grant agreement with Southern Gateway Public Green Foundation

Items

Entities

$4.2M

Financial

Insights

HIGH

Convention center renovation contract increased to $717M — largest single authorization this year

HIGH

Dallas Wings stadium grant at $56M — new professional sports venue in southern Dallas

MED

Alarm permit processing outsourced — $10.5M five-year service contract

LOW

Scyene Rd corridor — zoning use regs amended for PD 193, Subdistrict A

Sample output — illustrative example

Entity Intelligence

See who keeps showing up, where, with how much money attached.

Every person, organization, department, and project mentioned across meetings is identified and cross-referenced. Track entities across time, see their activity patterns, and understand their role in decisions.

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People

Council members, city staff, applicants, public speakers

Organizations

Agencies, companies, nonprofits, law firms

Projects

Capital projects, initiatives, programs

Departments

City departments, divisions, boards