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Woodbury selects CivicPlus for town website, plans .gov transition

Woodbury Board of Selectmen · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved a two-year website services agreement with CivicPlus, authorizing year-one costs not to exceed $57,600 and a move to a .gov domain with the goal of improved ADA compliance and municipal-focused features.

The Board of Selectmen voted 3–0 on July 28 to award the Town's website contract to CivicPlus and authorized the First Selectman to execute a two-year agreement with costs not to exceed $57,600 in Year 1 and $26,000 in Year 2. First Selectman Paul Zulpa reviewed the evaluation, highlighting CivicPlus's municipal-focused platform, accessibility features and integration capabilities.

The motion also signaled a planned transition to a .gov domain; staff reported grant funding for a .gov domain transition project and said the technical work will be coordinated with the IT/ERP efforts. The Board discussed implementation timeline and ADA compliance requirements and authorized the First Selectman to execute documents necessary to effectuate the agreement.

Why it matters: Upgrading the town website and moving to a .gov domain are intended to improve accessibility and public access to municipal information and to integrate website services with the planned ERP replacement.