Municipal data infrastructure

Thirty‑nine thousand governments. One standard.

Every city, county, and township in the United States publishes its own records, in its own format, on its own schedule. Townsend Pacific locates that information, verifies it against source, and compiles it into reference data that can be compared, cited, and relied on.

What we build

FeeRegistry

A nationwide reference for municipal fees. Comparable schedules for every jurisdiction in the country, each figure verified against the document that adopted it, with full source provenance attached.

feeregistry.com

Capabilities

Nationwide coverage

Every incorporated municipality, county, and township in the United States. Not a sample, and not the large cities only.

Built for comparison

Public records are published, not organized. We normalize inconsistent source material into a common structure, so jurisdictions can actually be measured against one another.

Defensible by design

Every figure traces to the document that adopted it. Our data is built to be cited in work that has to withstand scrutiny.

Public information is abundant. Usable public information is rare.

Origin

Townsend Pacific was founded from inside municipal government. Our work begins with problems we handled ourselves: procurement, fee studies, cost recovery. We build the tools we needed and could not buy.

We are expanding into adjacent municipal data and analysis.

Partnerships

The registry is the start, not the boundary. Townsend Pacific is open to partnerships, custom data builds, and consulting: purpose-scoped municipal datasets, verification of records you already hold, analysis that has to hold up. If your work needs data that does not exist yet, write to support@townsendpacific.com.