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post Pennsylvania Put $1 Billion on the Table. Most Boroughs Can Not Claim It.
By Ryan James On June 18, 2026

Pennsylvania Put $1 Billion on the Table. Most Boroughs Can Not Claim It.

Governor Shapiro's Housing Action Plan names slow permitting as a barrier to housing production. The money is real. The requirement to modernize is ...
(3 min read )
Tags:  Permitting Software,   Permitting System Evaluation,   Government Workflows,   Software Procurement
post GovPilot Announces State-wide Local Permitting and Licensing Portal for New Jersey
By GovPilot On June 16, 2026

GovPilot Announces State-wide Local Permitting and Licensing Portal for New Jersey

(1 min read )
Tags:  Press Release,   Permitting Software,   Permitting System Evaluation,   Software Procurement
post Texas Just Made Slow Permitting a Legal Risk. The Rest of the Country Is Next.
By Ryan James On June 10, 2026

Texas Just Made Slow Permitting a Legal Risk. The Rest of the Country Is Next.

On September 1, 2023, Texas changed what happens when a building department falls behind. House Bill 14 gave applicants a way out. If a department ...
(3 min read )
Tags:  Permitting Software,   Permitting System Evaluation,   Government Workflows,   Software Procurement
post Miss a Permit Deadline. Lose the Fee.
By Ryan James On June 5, 2026

Miss a Permit Deadline. Lose the Fee.

Florida made it law. Other states are paying attention.
(3 min read )
Tags:  Permitting Software,   Permitting System Evaluation,   Government Workflows,   Software Procurement
post The Hidden Costs of
By Dani Esterline On May 11, 2026

The Hidden Costs of "Good Enough" Permitting Software

The lower price tag is easy to approve. It sails through procurement, clears the budget review, and looks like a responsible call. A permitting ...
(2 min read )
Tags:  Permitting Software,   Permitting System Evaluation,   Government Workflows,   Software Procurement
post Web Accessibility for Local Governments: What the Federal Requirement Means and How to Fund It
By Dani Esterline On May 5, 2026

Web Accessibility for Local Governments: What the Federal Requirement Means and How to Fund It

On April 20, 2026, the Department of Justice extended the compliance deadlines for its web accessibility rule, and many local government staff ...
(3 min read )
Tags:  GovSites,   ADA Compliance,   Local Government Websites,   Web Accessibility
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