City Corner: Introducing ashlandoregon.gov

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August 9, 2024

Ashland’s new website changes the way people connect with the city

By Dorinda Cottle

The city of Ashland announced the launch of its new website in May. Bursting with innovation and designed with residents, business owners and visitors in mind, the virtual hub changes how people connect with the city.

What’s new?

Prepare to be dazzled by an online experience like never before! Say goodbye to the cumbersome maze of outdated web pages, and hello to a streamlined interface that’s intuitive, user friendly and visually stunning. With over 1,000 pages condensed into a few hundred, finding information has never been easier. Get ready to explore Ashland like never before!

Mapping hub unleashed

Embark on an adventure through Ashland’s landscapes with our brand-new mapping hub. From navigating city streets to discovering hidden gems, this feature-packed tool is your passport to exploration. Whether you’re a seasoned local or a curious visitor, get ready to map out your next adventure with ease.

Personalized dashboards

Create your own digital oasis with a personalized account on our website. Customize your dashboard, bookmark your favorite pages, and save your progress on forms with just a few clicks. Plus, subscribe to multi-channel notifications tailored to your interests, ensuring you never miss a beat in Ashland’s vibrant community life. You can choose to be notified by email or text.

Powered by CivicPlus

Thanks to the expertise of CivicPlus, a leading provider of municipal websites, Ashland’s digital transformation is now a reality. It integratings three powerful modules:

  • CivicEngage The website
  • CivicClerk For public meetings … agendas, minutes and more
  • SeeFixClick A reporting tool for non-emergent concerns


Our new website is not just a virtual space but a living, breathing hub of civic engagement.

Under Construction: Your feedback matters!

As we embark on this journey, we invite you to be part of the conversation. While we strive for perfection, we acknowledge that growth is a collaborative process. Keep an eye out for pages under construction during our initial launch phase, and don’t hesitate to share your feedback with us. Together, we can shape the future of Ashland’s digital landscape! Email our communications officer, Dorinda Cottle.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to several residents, Mayor Tonya Graham, Councilors Bob Kaplan and Dylan Bloom, who participated in our focus group. Their invaluable insights have propelled us forward, reminding us that when it comes to progress, “We are better together!”

Using .gov domains

With our new URL, ashlandoregon.gov, we reaffirm our commitment to transparency, trust and security. By embracing the .gov domain, we ensure that Ashland’s online presence remains a beacon of official, reliable information for generations to come.

Visit the site

Visit ashlandoregon.gov today and discover the limitless possibilities that await. From the heart of Ashland to the farthest reaches of cyberspace, let’s stay connected, inspired and empowered, together!

Dorinda Cottle is the city of Ashland’s communications officer.

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