What shipped, what changed, and where to try it. Broader roadmap goals stay open until their full scope is delivered.
Back to feedback & the roadmap →Selected verified releases. Dates describe product releases, not the freshness of every underlying public record.
The feedback board now separates what you can use today from what is still to build.
A partial release does not mark an entire roadmap goal complete. Product votes guide priorities, not political judgments.
Read the relevant sources and dates without wading through empty fields or unrelated coverage notes.
This improves presentation and citation scope; it does not refresh every underlying source or fill missing records.
County records now connect residents to the circuit clerk through the Illinois Courts directory.
These are circuit-clerk service contacts, not a complete judge roster, election calendar or court-jurisdiction map.
Federal, state, executive and local browse choices now sit beside the address lookup on desktop.
The layout change does not claim a measured reduction in bounce rate or add officeholder coverage.
New resident information connects the city, community development authority and school district to their published resources.
These are dated source snapshots. They do not establish complete local coverage, exact service boundaries or current status of every field.
