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CityHub AI.
Your city's knowledge.
Connected.

Connect approved records, existing software, and city systems in one agency-governed AI platform. Help staff find traceable answers, understand events, and prepare reports—with transparent sources and human review.

See CityHub in action
  • Traceable sources
  • Transparent context
  • Agency-governed workflows
Your city. Connected knowledge.Digital-city illustration, not a live deployment.

01 / WHAT IS CITYHUB AI?

Less time searching.
More time getting work done.

A question needs answering. A report needs preparing. The information is there—but it’s spread across folders, documents, and city systems. Finding the right records and pulling everything together can take days. CityHub AI helps city staff connect approved information, find what they need, and draft answers and reports with supporting sources—so everyday work takes less searching and preparation.

An AI-enabled integration platform for local government, CityHub AI works with the software you already use. Start with the sources you need; each connection depends on your systems, permissions, and configuration.

Traceable to supporting sources. Transparent about available context and missing information. Governed by your agency through approved sources, access permissions, and staff review—not autonomous decisions.

It does not replace staff judgment, make policy, or automatically run a city.

Documents & records

Policies, permits, council decisions, and budgets.

City systems

Information from public works, asset management, and public safety software.

Camera analytics & alerts

Incident alerts and event information from approved analytics systems.

The everyday problem

You know the answer exists. Finding it takes time.

The record is in one system. The alert is in another. The procedure is in a file. Staff have to piece the context together.

The CityHub AI difference

Ask once. Find the context. Check the source.

Find the context, trace the answer to its sources, and see what still needs verification. Your team reviews the summary and decides the next step.

02 / BUILT FOR YOUR WORKDAY

Real questions.
Useful starting points.

Begin with one department, one source connection, or one workflow. Measure the value before expanding.

Clerk & administration

What did council approve for the park improvement plan at its September 15, 2025 meeting?

Find meeting records, decisions, and the original wording.

Planning & permits

What conditions were included in the permit approval for 701 King Street?

Bring a property's location, permit, and relevant conditions together.

Finance

How much was allocated for street maintenance in this year’s approved budget?

Locate approved budget material and summarize it for review.

Public works

What inspections are required before closing a work order?

Find inspection requirements in approved procedures for staff review.

Public safety

What do the available records show about the reported collision on Main Street?

Summarize available alerts, incident records, and procedures for staff review.

03 / SEE CITYHUB IN ACTION

Ask your city.
See the evidence.

Explore familiar records and a sample camera alert. Ask a question, see a prepared answer, and follow it back to the source.

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CITYHUB / KNOWLEDGE EXPLORERPrepared example · Not live

01 / YOUR QUESTION

What was approved at 701 King Street?

02 / EXAMPLE ANSWER

701 King Street: SUP2025-00045 was approved on September 3, 2025 for new restaurant use. This is an administrative special-use decision, not a building-construction permit.

Signed staff report / PDF page 2
Verify in the original report (PDF, opens in a new tab)
Source recordDraft answerStaff review

Public-record snapshot checked November 1, 2026. These records do not establish current operating status, compliance or a complete permit history.

03 / THE DOCUMENT BEHIND IT

CITY OF ALEXANDRIA

PUBLIC RECORD / REFORMATTED EXCERPT

Permit report

SUP2025-00045

701 King Street / Recorded decision

701 King Street: SUP2025-00045 was approved on September 3, 2025 for new restaurant use. This is an administrative special-use decision, not a building-construction permit.
Explore record details
Case number
SUP2025-00045
Property
701 King Street
Decision date
September 3, 2025
Record type
Administrative special use

Recorded decision

701 King Street: SUP2025-00045 was approved on September 3, 2025 for new restaurant use. This is an administrative special-use decision, not a building-construction permit.

Reformatted summary, not a reproduction of the signed report. Verify the full decision and conditions in the linked original.

Summary of a real signed report01

One real permit report; other records are fictional. AI can make mistakes—verify the sources.

04 / YOUR LOCAL STARTING POINT

Your state. Your city’s priorities.

Choose your state, department, and city challenge.
Shape a demo around the knowledge your team needs to connect.

United States/50 states + D.C.
EXPLORE / UNITED STATESU.S.
Alabama · 5,024,279 residents (2020)Alaska · 733,391 residents (2020)Arizona · 7,151,502 residents (2020)Arkansas · 3,011,524 residents (2020)California · 39,538,223 residents (2020)Colorado · 5,773,714 residents (2020)Connecticut · 3,605,944 residents (2020)Delaware · 989,948 residents (2020)District of Columbia · 689,545 residents (2020)Florida · 21,538,187 residents (2020)Georgia · 10,711,908 residents (2020)Hawaii · 1,455,271 residents (2020)Idaho · 1,839,106 residents (2020)Illinois · 12,812,508 residents (2020)Indiana · 6,785,528 residents (2020)Iowa · 3,190,369 residents (2020)Kansas · 2,937,880 residents (2020)Kentucky · 4,505,836 residents (2020)Louisiana · 4,657,757 residents (2020)Maine · 1,362,359 residents (2020)Maryland · 6,177,224 residents (2020)Massachusetts · 7,029,917 residents (2020)Michigan · 10,077,331 residents (2020)Minnesota · 5,706,494 residents (2020)Mississippi · 2,961,279 residents (2020)Missouri · 6,154,913 residents (2020)Montana · 1,084,225 residents (2020)Nebraska · 1,961,504 residents (2020)Nevada · 3,104,614 residents (2020)New Hampshire · 1,377,529 residents (2020)New Jersey · 9,288,994 residents (2020)New Mexico · 2,117,522 residents (2020)New York · 20,201,249 residents (2020)North Carolina · 10,439,388 residents (2020)North Dakota · 779,094 residents (2020)Ohio · 11,799,448 residents (2020)Oklahoma · 3,959,353 residents (2020)Oregon · 4,237,256 residents (2020)Pennsylvania · 13,002,700 residents (2020)Rhode Island · 1,097,379 residents (2020)South Carolina · 5,118,425 residents (2020)South Dakota · 886,667 residents (2020)Tennessee · 6,910,840 residents (2020)Texas · 29,145,505 residents (2020)Utah · 3,271,616 residents (2020)Vermont · 643,077 residents (2020)Virginia · 8,631,393 residents (2020)Washington · 7,705,281 residents (2020)West Virginia · 1,793,716 residents (2020)Wisconsin · 5,893,718 residents (2020)Wyoming · 576,851 residents (2020)
50 states + D.C. · State profiles
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A FEW PLACES TO START

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05 / YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

LG CNS / CITYHUB AI

Start with one city challenge.

Connect the knowledge behind it.
We’ll shape a demo around your team, your records, and the systems you already use.

An introductory conversation with LG CNS.
LG CNS / CITYHUB AI

Request a demo.

Share your agency and one task you want to improve. We’ll discuss the sources, workflow and next steps with you.

We’ll use these details to follow up about your demo. Please share a work question, without confidential information.