Public records can be read by an automated assistant

Published records on this website can also be read by an automated assistant. The address is https://cityofamador.gov/mcp. No account is required. The assistant sees the same published records a visitor sees on the site.

What can be read

News, public notices, meetings, events, ordinances, resolutions, and documents that are marked public. The public directory: departments, people, facilities, projects, and frequently asked questions. Application forms and their public links. Photographs the City has cleared to share. Public map layers and places. Site settings, navigation, the homepage, and a current emergency alert.

A search can use a title, summary, ordinance number, or similar public text. Asking for one record returns the fuller text, including a page address when the website has one. Ordinance and resolution numbers can be used directly.

What is not included

Drafts are not included. Documents and photographs that staff have not marked public are not included. User accounts and internal import files are not included. If a record is not returned, it was not found among the published public records.

How to find the service

The connection address is https://cityofamador.gov/mcp. A short discovery file is at https://cityofamador.gov/.well-known/ai-catalog.json. That file points to a card at https://cityofamador.gov/mcp/server-card, which names the connection address.

What this does not change

This is another way to read records the City has already published. It does not adopt an ordinance, decide a legal question, or replace a signed document. The signed document remains the source record. Municode remains the official codification. An answer should cite the record it used.