Strisker

Strisker — Continuously indexed U.S. local-government legislative corpus across 5,599+ jurisdictions: meeting agendas and official minutes from city councils, planning commissions and county boards; proposed and enacted ordinances, zoning filings, land-use amendments and regulatory filings; staff reports, policy proposals and hearing notices; a policy tracker carrying each item through a full lifecycle (Research → Draft → Voting → Approved → Implemented) with verified timestamps; a government calendar of upcoming and past meetings/hearings/enforcement deadlines; and 617,000+ indexed audio/vid…

Strisker offers (Alternative, Sentiment, Reference) — LARGE and quantified on-page: 617,000+ indexed government meeting recordings (audio/video, with transcripts), 'millions' of full-text government documents, across 5,599+ monitored jurisdictions. Transcript corpus at ~2 hours average per meeting implies well over a million hours of speech — the single largest asset here is the recording/transcript layer, not the document layer..

ASR/speaker-diarization training and eval on unscripted public-meeting audio with official minutes as reference transcripts; long-context document understanding over messy municipal agendas (section-splitting, motion/outcome extraction); policy-outcome prediction (will this ordinance pass, with what amendments); regulatory-risk and market-entry models for short-term-rental operators and data-center developers (jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction feasibility); event-study / causal-inference datasets for economists measuring the price and supply effects of zoning and STR rules; LLM fine-tuning corpora on government prose; alerting feeds embedded into proptech and CRE underwriting platforms.

The data is with 1 years of history.

Coverage spans US; Publishing, Financial Exchanges & Data, Data Processing & Outsourced Services; alternative, sentiment, reference; equities.