Your website is where residents go first—whether they’re looking for everyday information or critical updates when it matters most.

The site that holds up on a bad day is the one you built on an ordinary Tuesday: easy to update, fast on mobile, accessible by default, and ready to switch into emergency mode without a call to a vendor.

Join CivAll’s Sarah Loyd for a candid conversation with government communicators who recently moved their agencies to CivSites. They’ll share what their old platforms were really costing them, how their day-to-day publishing has changed, how they’re preparing for incidents before they happen, and what advice they have for teams considering a similar move.

What We’ll Cover

• The Reality of High-Stakes Publishing: Why your everyday website architecture determines your crisis readiness, and how small teams can manage accessibility, mobile performance, and real-time updates without an on-call webmaster.
• Peer Panel Discussion: Real experiences from local government communicators on overcoming migration barriers, coordinating with neighboring agencies, and streamlining day-to-day content creation.
• Incident-Ready Web Strategy: How to set up homepage takeovers, emergency modes, and public social feeds that keep residents pointed at accurate information when seconds count.
• Live Q&A: Get direct answers to your team’s specific website and communication challenges.

Who Should Attend

• Local Government Communications Leaders & PIOs
• Web Managers & Digital Content Specialists
• City & County IT Leaders
• Emergency Management Coordinators

Whether you’re a one-person communications team or managing digital content for an entire municipality, you’ll leave with practical ideas you can put to work right away.