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Council approves enCodePlus contract to publish searchable city code
Summary
Woods Cross approved a contract with enCodePlus—recommended after staff review of three providers—to migrate the municipal code to a cloud-hosted, searchable format with future options for GIS integration and self-publishing features.
The Woods Cross City Council approved Resolution 2026-971, authorizing a contract with enCodePlus to update and host the city’s municipal code in a searchable, web-based format.
City Administrator Bryce Haderlie said staff solicited proposals from three codification providers and senior staff who use the code daily recommended enCodePlus as the preferred vendor. He listed the platform’s benefits: "Cloud hosting with advanced search, pop-up definitions, and cross-referencing tools," and added the vendor offers options for GIS mapping and either self-publishing or a 10-day update service by enCodePlus staff.
Haderlie said the contract is intended to make the code more accessible and to allow the city to add additional features in the future if needed. The resolution was approved through the consent agenda with no separate roll-call debate.
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