Municode

Municode undertook a Drupal 7 implementation project for the municipal government of Vancouver, Washington. The city's website was outdated and built on an obsolete content management system. Municode was selected for the project following a request for proposal process and won due to their experience with government sites and open-source CMS. They began from scratch, redesigning the site and adding various features, including hosting through a data center. The initial project cost between $60,000 to $70,000, with additional work costing between $20,000 to $30,000. The new website was launched in March 2013.

The city of West Linn, Oregon, hired Municode for a Drupal implementation and website redesign. The city's previous system was centralized and inefficient, leading to a desire for a decentralized website where each department could maintain their sections. Municode recommended Drupal as the CMS because of its simplicity and sophistication. They were selected through a competitive bid process, with their understanding of local government being a deciding factor. The implementation cost was approximately $25,000, with an additional $10,000 for a Drupal upgrade and yearly costs of $10,000 for customized modules. The implementation was completed in 2008.

For the City of Brisbane, Municode performed a Drupal migration and website redesign. The city wanted a mobile-friendly, visually compelling, and accessible website that was also easy to maintain. Municode moved the city from Drupal 6 to Drupal 8 and delivered several homepage designs. They also ensured proper file transfer to the new site and integrated their agenda management system. The site redesign cost $14,800, with an additional $2,400 for support and hosting. The project started in September 2019 and was completed in May 2020.