Clearline Civic is road management software for township boards — one simple place to track every road, plan maintenance, and make confident decisions you can defend to residents.
Township boards carry a lot. Aging roads. Tight budgets. Residents who want answers. You're trying to be good stewards of your township — making informed decisions with the best information you have.
Most townships manage all of this with paper records, scattered spreadsheets, and institutional knowledge that walks out the door when a supervisor's term ends. And because roads are the biggest line in the budget, the expensive mistakes aren't small ones — the sealcoat done two years late, the road fixed in the wrong order, the call made from memory because the records were in three places.
Clearline Civic is the software that replaces all of it — one tool for your roads, your records, and your plan. No IT department required.
Every road in one place — conditions, maintenance history, and what's coming due. No more digging through filing cabinets or relying on someone's memory.
See what maintenance is overdue, what's coming up, and what it'll cost. Build a 5-year plan you can actually present at your next board meeting — and defend.
Track work orders from plan to completion. Compare estimated vs. actual costs. Show your residents exactly where their levy dollars go.
Decades of road history shouldn't live in one person's head. Scanned paperwork becomes searchable records, and Ask Clearline answers plain-English questions about your roads — so the next board inherits a system, not a mystery.
Clearline Civic wasn't built in a boardroom. It was built by people who understand rural infrastructure from the ground up — the budget pressures, the aging roads, and what it actually takes to serve a community well.
Bill has spent years in the chair — managing road budgets, fielding resident concerns, and making hard calls about which road gets fixed and which one waits another year.
Zach brings years of experience in public infrastructure and asset management, and leads the platform's lifecycle tracking and planning workflows.
Sam leads product and engineering, turning Bill and Zach's domain expertise into software that's simple enough for anyone on a township board to use — and reliable enough to trust.
No tiers to compare, no features held back, no upsell waiting a year down the road. Every township gets the whole product — because a small township doesn't have small questions.
For a township managing $500,000 a year in road work, that's less than half of one percent of the budget — spent making sure the rest of it goes where it should.
Billed once a year, like everything else in your budget. No multi-year contract, and your data is always yours — if Clearline doesn't earn its place in next year's budget, don't renew it.
Whether you manage 20 miles of gravel roads or 200, Clearline Civic fits your township. A demo costs an hour — a paving decision made on guesswork costs a good deal more. Reach out and we'll figure out together if it's the right fit.
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