The City of Sierra Madre has a new website (Photo – Graphics Dept.)
The City of Sierra Madre has officially launched a redesigned municipal website aimed at improving access to services and information for residents, businesses, and visitors.
By News Desk
The new site, sierramadreca.gov, went live on February 24 and features a streamlined design focused on usability and accessibility. City officials say the updated platform makes it faster and easier to find essential resources, including permits, meeting agendas, and utility information.
Built with a clean, intuitive layout, the website functions seamlessly across phones, tablets, and desktop computers. Enhanced search capabilities are designed to reduce the number of clicks needed to locate commonly requested information.
A key feature of the redesign is “Sierra,” the City’s new AI-powered chatbot. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Sierra assists users in locating services and answering common questions without requiring them to navigate multiple pages or wait for business hours.
The updated website also introduces a Community Calendar, allowing local organizations to submit events directly for City review and publication. Officials describe the calendar as a centralized hub for community happenings.
“This website reflects our commitment to transparent, accessible government,” said Mayor Kris Lowe. “We want every resident to be able to connect with City Hall easily, whether they’re paying a bill, attending a meeting, looking for information about building in town, or just finding out what’s going on at Memorial Park.”
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