About Tracivic

Tracivic indexes every published agenda from every Texas governing body that approves rezonings, abatements, water and transmission capacity, school bonds, and capital infrastructure — 288 city councils, 210 county commissioners courts, 664 independent school districts, and 877 municipal utility districts. The day an agenda is posted, we have it.

We turn the public-records sprawl into a single searchable stream — so legislative analysts, lobbyists, think tanks, investors, data-center developers, and ISD finance officers know what's about to be voted on, by whom, and where.

National competitors cover thousands of cities thinly — surface-level titles, no PDF extraction, no schools, no MUDs. Texas alone has 1,200+ MUDs that decide water and wastewater capacity for every greenfield development, and 1,000+ ISDs that control attendance zones and bond elections worth billions.

Tracivic goes deep on Texas instead of wide and shallow. If a project requires a city council, a county commissioners court, an ISD, AND a MUD to all sign off (which they often do for utility-scale solar, BESS sites, and data centers), we're the only platform monitoring all four.

Government decisions move billions of dollars in Texas every year — rezonings, Chapter 313/380/381 abatements, utility easements, school-site selections, water-capacity allocations — and the information about them is scattered across hundreds of city portals, buried in 200-page PDFs, and published with as little as 72 hours' notice.

We're building the definitive source for Texas municipal government activity, with structured data on every governing body that touches a project — so business decisions get made on real intelligence, not on what someone happened to spot on a city website.