Historic character. Modern city services.
A clear, connected civic experience that helps residents, visitors, businesses, and City staff get where they need to go.
Start with what you need, not who handles it.
Residents should not need an org chart. Search by task and the platform routes people to the correct service, department, document or form.
What can we help you do?
Common tasks come first, so residents do not need to understand City Hall to use City Hall.
Report it once. Route it automatically.
This conceptual workflow demonstrates how a resident request can be categorized, assigned to the correct department and tracked through resolution.
- 1Resident submits request
- 2System routes to department
- 3Staff updates status
- 4Resident gets the update
The right department, without the runaround.
Department pages can own services, staff, documents, alerts, and updates while sharing one consistent City experience.
One website on the outside. A command center on the inside.
The public experience is only half the system. Authorized staff can manage department alerts, field updates, approvals, scheduled communications, and activity history from a secure, role-based workspace.
Downtown charm meets the Waccamaw River.
From the Riverwalk to historic downtown, Conway blends civic life, local businesses, outdoor spaces, and community events into a city that is easy to explore and easy to call home.



Important information without the hunt.
Alerts, meetings, public records, services, and department updates surface where residents need them, with clear ownership and accessible navigation.
What’s happening in Conway
Government information should work for everyone.
The proposed platform is designed around semantic structure, keyboard access, visible focus states, readable contrast, responsive layouts, and an ongoing accessibility review process.
