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ashfordnj.org

Official Website of the

Town of Ashford

Home | Departments | Agendas & Minutes | Forms | Contact Us

  • Assessor
  • Board of Selectmen
  • Building Dept.
  • Clerk
  • Conservation
  • Planning Board
  • Police
  • Public Works
  • Recreation
  • Tax Collector
  • Transfer Station

Welcome!

Welcome to the official website of the Town of Ashford. Please use the links on the left to find information about town departments, boards, and committees.

NOTICE: Transfer station hours have changed. See PDF below.

  • Agenda_2019_03.pdf
  • Permit_Form_B-12_rev2011.pdf
  • Trash_Schedule_FINAL(2).pdf
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Last updated 03/14/2019 · ashfordnj.org

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Town of Ashford

Leaf pickup starts Monday, October 14. Bag leaves at the curb by 7 AM.

Welcome to Ashford

Ask Ashford anything, like “When is trash pickup?”

Pay a bill

Report an issue

Agendas & minutes

Request records

News

Road resurfacing begins on Route 9

Summer concert series returns to the park

Budget hearing moved to Oct 6

Site agent
  • Read 1,284 pages on ashfordnj.org
  • Turned 3,912 PDFs into accessible pages
  • Rebuilt forms, news, and calendars
  • Added bill pay, 311, and records requests
  • Passed WCAG 2.1 AA checks
  • Set up www.ashford.gov
Rebuilding your site…

Built for every level of local government

  • Towns & villages
  • Cities
  • Counties
  • School & special districts
  • State agencies

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Migration

Your new site is ready in minutes, and your team decides when it goes live

Agents copy and rebuild your current site while you watch. Your staff spend their time reviewing pages, not re-typing them.

  1. Minutes

    Copy

    Agents read every page, PDF, and form on your current site, including the ones nobody remembers.

    ashfordtown.org

    100%

    1,284

    Pages

    3,912

    PDFs

    217

    Broken links

  2. Minutes

    Rebuild

    Your content moves into accessible layouts, scanned PDFs become real pages, and outdated pages get flagged.

    agenda-2019-03.pdf

    Converted

    Scanned PDF → accessible page

  3. A few days

    Review

    Each department checks its own pages in the editor and signs off. We train your team as they go.

    Departments reviewed

    11 / 14

  4. When you're ready

    Launch

    We move your domain over and redirect every old link, so residents' bookmarks keep working.

    ashford.gov

    Live

    1,284 old URLs redirected

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Website Builder

Describe the page you need, and the builder does the rest

Your clerk shouldn't need a web developer to post a leaf pickup schedule. The GovScale editor has an assistant built in, so anyone on your team can add or change a page by asking.

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Town of Ashford

Leaf pickup starts Monday, October 14. Bag leaves at the curb by 7 AM.

Welcome to Ashford

Ask Ashford anything, like “When is trash pickup?”

News

Road resurfacing begins on Route 9

Summer concert series returns to the park

Budget hearing moved to Oct 6

  1. 1

    Ask for it

    Tell the assistant what you need, or give it a memo, a PDF, or an old page to work from.

  2. 2

    Review the draft

    It builds the page from accessible layouts in your town's colors and fonts.

  3. 3

    Make it yours

    Move things around and edit text right on the page, the same way you'd edit a document.

  4. 4

    Publish

    A second person can sign off before it goes live, and every version is saved.

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Plugins & Integrations

Start with the website, then add services as you grow

Most towns pay separate companies for the website, payments, 311, records requests, and alerts, each with its own login and renewal date. On GovScale, each one is a plugin. Try switching a few on.

Plugins

Town of Ashford

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www.ashford.gov
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Town of Ashford

Leaf pickup starts Monday, October 14. Bag leaves at the curb by 7 AM.

Welcome to Ashford

Ask Ashford anything, like “When is trash pickup?”

Report an issue

Pay a bill

Agendas & minutes

Request records

News

Road resurfacing begins on Route 9

Summer concert series returns to the park

Budget hearing moved to Oct 6

  1. 1

    It shows up on your website

    Payment forms, request forms, and the help center appear in your site's menus, in your colors.

  2. 2

    The assistant learns it

    Residents can ask about a bill or report a pothole as soon as the plugin is on.

  3. 3

    Everything stays connected

    A pothole report, the work order it becomes, and the reply to the resident are one record.

Connects with the systems you already run

Payment processorsGIS & mapsERP & financePermitting & licensingSingle sign-onEmail & textSocial accountsMeeting livestreamsRecords archivesWork order systems
Payment processorsGIS & mapsERP & financePermitting & licensingSingle sign-onEmail & textSocial accountsMeeting livestreamsRecords archivesWork order systems
Payment processorsGIS & mapsERP & financePermitting & licensingSingle sign-onEmail & textSocial accountsMeeting livestreamsRecords archivesWork order systems
Payment processorsGIS & mapsERP & financePermitting & licensingSingle sign-onEmail & textSocial accountsMeeting livestreamsRecords archivesWork order systems

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For Residents

Residents shouldn't need to know which department to call

Your website becomes a front door that understands the question and finishes the job: filing the request, taking the payment, booking the inspection. It answers from your own pages and policies, and it knows when to bring in a person.

How the resident assistant works
Residents running together through a neighborhood during a community race

Open 24/7

Answers and finished tasks after city hall closes

Every language

Residents are answered in the language they write in

A person when it counts

Hands off to your staff with the full conversation

Ask Ashford

English · Español · Tiếng Việt

My recycling wasn't picked up on Maple St today
Sorry about that. Maple St is in Zone B and was scheduled for today. I've filed a missed pickup request and sent it to Sanitation.

Request #4821

Routed

Missed recycling · 214 Maple St

Sanitation · Expected tomorrow

I'll text you when the crew marks it complete.
Thank you!

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Built For Your Team

Built for the people who run city hall

GovScale takes on the repetitive work in every office at city hall. Pick your role to see what that looks like for you.

Minutes drafted before you're back at your desk

Agendas, packets, minutes, and records requests without the late nights. You review and approve; the busywork is already done.

  • Drafts minutes and plain-language summaries from the recording
  • Publishes agendas and packets to your website in one step
  • Tracks records request deadlines and gathers responsive documents
2:14:05

Council · Sept 22, 2026 · Agenda

  • 4.1

    Approval of Sept 8 minutes

    Consent · Passed

  • 5.1

    Public hearing · Zoning variance, 88 Elm St

    Hearing · Continued

  • 6.2

    FY27 road resurfacing contract

    Vote · Passed 5–2

  • 7.1

    Parks master plan update

    Discussion · —

Summary

Clerk review

The council approved a $2.1M contract to resurface 6 miles of road next spring, starting with Route 9. The Elm St zoning hearing continues on Oct 6 after residents asked for a traffic study.

Grade 7 reading level · EN / ES

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Oversight

Your staff can see and approve everything the AI does

Agents follow the same rules as your employees, and everything they do is written to a log your clerk can search and export.

  • Your staff approve

    Each department decides what an agent can do on its own and what waits for a person.

  • Agents only see what they need

    An agent has the same access as the role it works for. HR records stay with HR.

  • Everything is logged

    Every draft, approval, and denial is saved with a time and a name, and you can export it.

Audit log · AshfordLive
timeactoractionapproved by
09:14:02311-agentmerged 12 reports → work order WO-1187l.ortega
09:14:40l.ortegaapproved WO-1187 · assigned Crew 3—
09:31:17alerts-agenttranslated boil-water notice → esp.nair
09:32:05systemalert sent · sms 8,412 · email 6,030 · voice 1,188p.nair
10:02:51builder-agentdrafted /services/leaf-pickup (4 sections)pending
10:05:33meetings-agentrequested /records/hr · denied by policy—

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Why Switch

How GovScale compares

Most government website providers were built when a town website was mostly a brochure. Today residents expect to pay, report, and apply online, and your staff need tools that make that easy.

Typical provider

GovScale

New website

6–12 month redesign project

Rebuilt by agents in minutes, reviewed by your team

Adding a page

A dated editor, or a ticket to the vendor

Describe it, review it, publish it

Accessibility

Annual audit and a remediation backlog

Checked automatically on every publish

Resident services

Separate vendors, logins, and contracts

Plugins on one platform and one account

AI

A chatbot add-on, if any

Agents that finish tasks, with staff approval

Pricing

Bundled tiers and per-product renewals

Pay only for the modules you run

Your data

Hard to export when you leave

Yours to export at any time

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FAQ

Questions we hear from city hall

The things clerks, managers, and IT directors usually ask us first.

Do we have to replace everything at once?

No. Most towns start with the website and add payments, 311, or meetings when they're ready. Each new piece works with the rest as soon as it's turned on.

What happens to our current website?

Agents copy your pages and documents in minutes and turn old scanned PDFs into accessible pages. When you launch, every old link redirects so residents' bookmarks keep working.

Is AI safe to use for government work?

Agents only see what their department allows. Anything published or sent to residents can require a staff member's approval, and every action is logged so you can show exactly what happened.

How much training will our staff need?

If your team can edit a document, they can edit the website. We train each department during setup, and staff can always ask the assistant to make a change for them.

Will it work for a community our size?

GovScale is built for towns of a few hundred people up to counties and state agencies. Pricing is based on your size and the services you use.

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