Free for Western Slope governments and civic organizations

Official news and alerts that reach your residents

Cities, counties, fire districts, schools, libraries, and other public entities publish news, safety alerts, meetings, and notices on The Slope free. Residents nearby get notified automatically, and there's nothing to install or budget for.

Free forever for core tools. Verified entities only.

theslope.co/emergency
Active alerts
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Road closure: Hwy 65 at Mesa Creek
County Road & Bridge · 40 min ago
Controlled burn advisory: Sunset Mesa
Fire Protection District · 2 hrs ago
1,284 nearby subscribed residents notified
Free forever
for core publishing tools
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official entities only
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nearby residents notified
Western Slope
built for here
One place to publish

The tools your public information work actually needs

Built for cities, counties, towns, fire districts, school districts, libraries, utilities, parks and rec, law enforcement, and chambers. Use what fits and skip the rest.

Safety alerts

Alerts that find the people near them

Post a road closure, advisory, or evacuation notice and The Slope notifies subscribed residents nearby on its own. No call list to maintain and no alerting contract to buy.

  • Road closures, advisories, and evacuation notices in one place
  • Nearby subscribed residents are notified automatically
  • Alerts appear on the regional emergency hub the moment you publish
theslope.co/emergency
Active alerts
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Road closure: Hwy 65 at Mesa Creek
County Road & Bridge · 40 min ago
Controlled burn advisory: Sunset Mesa
Fire Protection District · 2 hrs ago
1,284 nearby subscribed residents notified
Public notices

A notices board residents actually see

Post legal and public notices, ordinances, meeting agendas and minutes, job openings, and RFPs to one public board. It costs your office nothing to publish and costs residents nothing to read.

  • Legal and public notices, ordinances, agendas, and minutes
  • Job postings, RFPs, and bid announcements
  • Every notice gets a public link you can share anywhere
theslope.co/notices
Notices board
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Agenda
June 16 council meeting agenda
Posted today
RFP
Snow removal services, 2026-27 season
Bids due Jul 10
Ordinance
Ordinance 2026-14: short-term rentals
Posted Jun 2
Jobs
Water plant operator, full time
Open until filled
Hear from residents

Resident reports, sorted into one inbox

Residents report potholes, outages, downed signs, and anything else straight from your public page. Reports land in one inbox your staff can work through, instead of scattered calls and forwarded emails.

  • Potholes, outages, and everything in between, in one queue
  • Your staff sees new reports as they come in
  • Works the day your entity is verified, nothing to set up
Resident reports
1 new
Pothole on Elm St near 5th
Reported 1 hr ago
New
Streetlight out at Park and Main
Reported yesterday
Assigned
Irrigation ditch overflow, Orchard Ave
Reported Jun 5
Resolved
Your official presence

A verified page, run by your whole team

Your entity gets a verified public profile that collects everything you publish: news under your byline, alerts, events and public meetings, preparedness pages, and notices. Staff accounts have roles, so nobody shares a login.

  • A verified badge so residents know the source is official
  • Roles for staff, with publishing under the entity byline
  • Sign-ups from your official email domain join automatically
Town of Palisade
Verified
Official government entity
Palisade, Colorado
6 staff publishers
NewsAlertsNoticesMeetings
Your team
D. RomeroAdmin
K. WhitfieldPublisher
J. OrtizPublisher
Sign-ups from @yourtown.gov join automatically

Everything in the free plan

The core publishing tools are free forever. No trial period and no per-seat charges.

Official news

Publish news under your entity byline on a site locals already read.

Safety alerts

Closures, advisories, and evacuations that notify nearby residents.

Events and meetings

Public meetings and community events on the local calendar.

Preparedness pages

Emergency prep info residents can find before they need it.

Notices board

Legal notices, ordinances, agendas, minutes, jobs, RFPs, and bids.

Report an issue

An inbox for resident reports like potholes and outages.

Verified profile

A public page that shows residents it really is you.

Team accounts

Roles for staff, and your official email domain joins automatically.

Three steps to your first post

Registration takes minutes, and verification keeps the platform official.

Step 1

Register your entity

Sign up with your official government email and tell us which entity you represent.

Step 2

We verify it

Our team confirms the entity is real. Registrations from .gov and .us addresses move fastest.

Step 3

Invite your team and publish

Add staff with roles, then start posting news, alerts, meetings, and notices.

Pro, when you want more reach

The free plan covers publishing. Pro covers delivery.

Everything above stays free. Pro is an optional upgrade for entities that want alerts on phones, wider placement, and live widgets on their own website.

$600per year, per entity
  • SMS text and device push delivery for safety alerts
  • Featured placement for your notices
  • Automatic placement in the resident newsletter
  • Embeddable alert and event widgets for your own website

Questions, answered

Common questions

Is it really free?
Yes. The core publishing tools are free forever: official news, safety alerts, events and public meetings, preparedness pages, the notices board, the resident report inbox, your verified profile, and team accounts. Pro is optional and adds delivery and placement, not basic access.
Who can register?
Western Slope cities, counties, towns, fire districts, school districts, libraries, utilities, parks and recreation districts, law enforcement agencies, and chambers of commerce.
Who verifies us, and how long does it take?
Our team reviews every registration before the entity goes live. Sign-ups from a .gov or .us email address usually clear fastest. Other official addresses may take a little longer while we confirm the entity.
Can more than one staff member use it?
Yes. Team accounts have roles, so staff publish under the entity byline without sharing a login. Anyone who signs up with your official email domain joins your entity automatically.
What does Pro add?
Pro is $600 a year. It adds SMS text and device push delivery for safety alerts, featured placement for your notices, automatic placement in the resident newsletter, and embeddable alert and event widgets for your own website.
Can we show alerts on our own website?
Yes, with Pro. You paste a short snippet onto your site and your alerts and events show up there, updating on their own as you publish.

Put your entity in front of the residents it serves

Register with your official government email, get verified, and start publishing. The core tools are free for as long as you use them.

Free for verified government and civic entities.