Civic guides
What to do with a county once you know which one you are in.
Three guides. None of them takes a position on any issue or assumes which side you are on, because this platform serves people who disagree with each other. Where a rule is set by your state, the guide says so and sends you to your state rather than inventing a national version.
How to attend a public meeting
The bodies that decide the most about your street meet in public, on a weekday, in a room with empty chairs.
How to read a bill
A bill is a set of instructions for changing existing law. Read the instructions, not the name.
How to run for local office
Many local seats are filled by whoever files. Some are filled by nobody and appointed later.