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Municipal website

A public municipal site: transparency, tourism, services, news, and a staff CMS.

FastAPI · React · PostgreSQL · Docker Stack
53,051 lines
28,398 React lines
Built · Local State

Built locally: it runs on a laptop or LAN, not a hosted demo.

San Aurelio municipal documents page with a search field, category and year filters, and a list of ordinances, resolutions, and public records.
Public document library: search, category and year filters, PDF downloads, no login.

Inside the system

San Aurelio admin console overview with counters for articles, events, documents, and unread feedback, quick actions, and a recent articles list.
One console for articles, events, documents, budget, meetings, and feedback.
San Aurelio admin documents manager listing ordinances, resolutions, and a citizen's charter, with upload, view, edit, and delete actions.
Staff upload ordinances and resolutions; the public library updates without a deploy.
San Aurelio article editor showing a published advisory with title, excerpt, rich-text body, category, language, and featured image.
Articles are written, categorized, and published from the same console.
San Aurelio municipal services page with office hours, municipal hall address, hotline, and links to fees, guides, schedules, and feedback.
Service hours, offices, and hotlines are editable content, not hardcoded pages.

How it is built

The municipal website is a public local government site built with React, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, and Docker. It publishes services and requirements, officials and offices, documents, budgets, bids and awards, news, events, and tourism information, with a staff CMS behind it.

The public pages are searchable and editable without a deploy, and the CMS manages pages, documents, and office details. The screens use seeded demo content, not a client's records.

Surfaces

  • Public siteTransparency pages, tourism, services, news, feedback, and a staff CMS.
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