AI analysis of El Paso County meetings.
No one on your team can sit through every El Paso County meeting, let alone every committee feeding into it. USLege can. It monitors each one automatically, indexes it to the exact moment, and alerts you the instant your issue comes up.
Every vote, on the record.
USLege monitors it so your team doesn't have to, then delivers the exact moment you need.
Every meeting, captured
Full video of El Paso County meetings in one archive, no hunting across the site or YouTube for the right recording.
Minutes, drafted automatically
USLege's AI writes the meeting minutes straight from the transcript, so nobody on your team has to sit through a recording and type them up by hand.
Radar watches every meeting for you
Get an alert the instant your issue is mentioned in an El Paso County meeting, before it shows up anywhere else.
Every word, searchable and sourced
Search a keyword, jump to the exact moment in the video, and pull the quote, with who said it attached.
Share the moment that matters
Clip the exchange, drop it in a briefing, and send leadership or clients exactly what happened, minutes after it happened.
30 El Paso County meetings on record since March 26, 2026.
These are real recordings in the USLege archive, roughly 217 hours of El Paso County video in total, each one transcribed, searchable, and indexed to the moment. The most recent was recorded on Sep 21, 2026.
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Sep 21, 2026September 21, 2026 El Paso County Commissioners Court MeetingCommissioners Court9 hr 14 min
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Sep 17, 20263 hr 2 min
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Sep 14, 2026September 14, 2026 El Paso County Commissioners Court MeetingCommissioners Court11 hr 12 min
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Aug 31, 2026August 31, 2026 El Paso County Commissioners Court MeetingCommissioners Court7 hr 13 min
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Aug 24, 2026August 24, 2026 El Paso County Commissioners Court MeetingCommissioners Court5 hr 39 min
Counts cover recordings from March 26, 2026 through September 26, 2026. Meeting links open in the USLege app.
The largest transcribed local government video archive, made usable.
USLege maintains the largest searchable archive of local government video in the country. El Paso County is one feed in it, alongside city councils, counties, school boards, and agencies nationwide. Every meeting that enters the archive gets the same treatment.
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Minutes, drafted for you
Structured meeting minutes generated from every transcript: agenda items, motions, votes, and who said what. No waiting weeks for the official version.
Hearings, summarized
A clear summary of each meeting and hearing: what was discussed, who took which side, and what happens next. Read it in two minutes, or go straight to the tape.
Find the person, not just the word
Every speaker and witness is identified and indexed. Search for who testified on your issue, see every time they spoke, and jump straight to their moment in the video.
Search it two ways
Ask a question in plain English and let AI search surface the discussion, or match the exact word or phrase when precision matters. Both run across the entire archive.
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