Bill tracking doesn't stop at the statehouse
Counties, cities, school boards, special districts, and all of New York City Council, tracked the same way as a state legislature. No place is too small.
The ordinance that changes everything never shows up in a state-level search
The zoning variance, the franchise fee, the curriculum vote, a statehouse tracker never sees any of it. These bodies move fast and publish almost nothing. USLege watches them anyway, the same way it watches a state legislature.
A local ordinance, tracked exactly like a bill
Sponsor, committee, status, an AI summary, and matching ordinances from other cities and counties, surfaced automatically.
The largest city council in the country, in full
7,400+ pieces of legislation and 1,467 hours of hearing video, all searchable to the second, publicly launched September 25 with coverage from Capitol Confidential, USA Today, Reuters, AP, and Fortune.
Every session, nothing lost
Every Introduction, Local Law, and Resolution since 2022, with nothing lost when legislation resurfaces under a new Int. number.
Hearing video, indexed
Council hearing video, transcribed and searchable to the second, the same way USLege handles state committee hearings.
All 51 districts, every committee
The full Council roster plus the Public Advocate, and every standing committee, subcommittee, and task force.
AI summaries, generated on filing
Plain-language summaries of every Introduction, Local Law, and Resolution the moment new text is filed.
Counties, cities, school boards, and special districts nationwide
USLege tracks legislation and hearing video from county commissioners courts, city councils, school boards, and special districts, including MUD districts, across the country, alongside state and federal coverage in the same system.
County commissions
Agenda items, ordinances, and resolutions from county commissioners courts and county councils, tracked the same way as state bills.
City councils
Local Laws, resolutions, and ordinances across dozens of cities, from zoning votes to franchise agreements.
School boards
Policy votes and agenda items from school district boards of trustees and education, searchable alongside state education bills.
Special districts
Coverage extends to special districts and MUD districts, the local bodies with real budget and land-use authority that rarely get watched at all.
See the full list on the coverage map, browse city council video or county meeting video, or follow New York state legislation alongside City Council in the same system.
One search, state and local together
Search across every level at once
Search full text and metadata across state legislatures, Congress, and the local bodies USLege covers in a single query, instead of switching tools by jurisdiction.
Turn it into a track or a Radar
Save a local ordinance to a track alongside the state bills it interacts with, or set a Radar rule that watches for matching ordinances in other cities and counties as they're filed.
Brief on the local impact directly
Pull the AI summary, the hearing clip, and the matching ordinance from a peer city into one brief, ready for a council member or a client.
Local and ordinance tracking, answered
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USLege has been a lifesaver this session. As a small city, we don't have many resources to keep up with the thousands of bills presented each session. USLege has allowed us to streamline our bill tracking and manage our time so much more efficiently.
No place is too small
Bring the city, county, or school board you're already watching by hand. In a few minutes we'll show you the same tracking, alerts, and AI summaries running on your own local bodies, alongside the state and federal bills you already track. Want the wider picture first? See the full USLege platform.
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