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Evansville & Vanderburgh County
A place for your community’s voice.
Read council proposals, discuss what they mean, and share your response when a community poll opens.
Know who represents you.
See your ward council member and the at-large members who represent all Evansville residents. Find announced candidates for the next city election as information is verified.
Meet your council representativesYour city. Your voice.
Stay informed. Take part. Help shape what comes next.
City decisions affect your neighborhood. J4C brings council agendas, official documents, and community discussion together so you can understand a proposal and share what matters to you.
Go beyond the headline
Open official source documents, add a comment, or contribute a research link. When a community poll opens, eligible local residents can share their response and view district results.
Make your voice part of the conversation
Sign in with an emailed code or a password. Your account keeps your responses and contributions together. Community responses help inform the conversation; they do not replace official council votes.
Screenshots from the current J4C web app. Features and screens may evolve during Android testing. Comments and research are reviewed before publication; community voting is available only when a poll is open.
Help us launch on Android
Become a J4C beta tester.
We’re recruiting at least 12 volunteers who live in Vanderburgh County and have an Android phone or tablet. Help us try the app, spot problems, and share feedback before its Google Play launch. As a beta tester, you can help make J4C clearer and easier to use for your neighbors. Tell us what feels confusing, what works well on your Android device, and what would make you want to come back. Your feedback can guide improvements before the public release.
Google Play requires newer personal developer accounts to run a closed test with at least 12 testers opted in continuously for 14 days before applying for production access. We’ll send the Google Play invitation and testing instructions when ready. You only need to check on the app during the testing period; no set number of hours is requested. Signing up here—or installing the current web app—does not start that 14-day period.
Your voice, close to home
Vote on local questions. See what your own community thinks.
When a community poll is open, eligible residents can share their response and see results from their own city ward or county district. Read about the proposal, explore research, and add a comment—all in one place.
Demo screenshots with mock data. The data-center question and vote totals below illustrate the experience; they are not an active poll or real resident responses.
Consider the question
Share Yea, Nay, or Not sure. A sample data-center question shows how the app brings local decisions into focus.
See your own ward
A colorful chart makes it easy to understand responses from residents in your city ward.
See your county district
County district results give county residents a view of the questions affecting their community.
Help us test this experience: Vanderburgh County residents with an Android device can sign up below to become a beta tester.
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Read the proposal
Browse meeting agendas and open the official ordinance, resolution, and supporting documents.
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Join the discussion
Sign in to comment on an ordinance or add a research link. Contributions are reviewed before publication.
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Share your response
Evansville and Vanderburgh County residents can respond to approved polls after an address-and-GPS district check.
Check my districtCouncil business
Recent meeting agendas
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Your account keeps your activity together.
See your assigned district, your saved poll responses, and whether your comments and research are awaiting moderation or published. Your home address and GPS location are not shown with your contributions.
Community responses are advisory. Campaign polls do not cast an official council vote, register you to vote, or replace an election. Polls open only after the campaign reviews a proposal. Residents see results for their own district; small response groups are withheld.
November 3, 2026
Meet your ballot before Election Day.
Explore your federal, state and local contests, read the statewide questions, and try a punch-card style practice ballot.
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