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Publish a public meeting or hearing notice

Meeting and hearing are the same notice type. Read the calendar for free; government offices can place a cheaper listing when the filing is only a meeting or hearing.

Clerks, planning boards, and school districts publish the same kind of notice every week: a public meeting or hearing, a time, a room, and a file the public can inspect. On Notice Nearby that is one notice type — meeting and hearing are not split. The words go on the public register. Dated hearings also appear on the location calendar.

Notice Nearby is operated by Record of Sale, LLC, an Oregon limited liability company. Ryan Standley is Publisher / Authorized Officer. This page is how the product works. It is not legal advice, and it is not a claim that a court or clerk has already accepted online publication for your matter. Counsel for the jurisdiction decides statutory fit.

One paid product for new filings

New paid meeting notices are Public Register Placement: a Placement Certificate — public proof of posting on this register for one year. Public Register Placement does not satisfy newspaper or other statutory legal-notice requirements. A publisher affidavit on file does not make a meeting listing Legal Publication or newspaper publication. Legal Publication is not for sale at checkout. Existing Legal Publication filings stay on this register.

Meeting notices use the same Public Register Placement product as probate, bids, and ordinances. A meeting notice does not change the proof name. It can change the price when the filer is a government office and the notice is only a meeting or hearing. Legal Publication filings already on this register stay searchable.

The free location calendar

/meetings is a state- and county-filterable calendar of dated meeting and hearing notices already on the register — paid listings and sourced government listings. Filter by location. Signed-out visitors see the month grid and a short upcoming teaser. Sign in with My Notices to open every dated hearing in the filter and follow the public notice page. There is no password. Use the checkout email.

Hearings without a readable date stay off the month grid until a date can be parsed. That is a coverage gap, not a hidden listing.

Gov Meeting Listing

Government offices that are placing a meeting or hearing only can use Gov Meeting Listing instead of the regular word-tier price:

  • $29.00 Public Register Placement in every state — Placement Certificate, 2,000-word cap.

That SKU is not a discount on probate, name-change, foreclosure, RFP, or ordinance text. Those filings stay on Public Register Placement at the published word-tier rates. Legal Publication is not for sale at checkout. Gov Meeting Listing will not quote if the type is not Meeting / hearing, if the government-office checkbox is off, or if the body is over 2,000 words.

First paid purchase from a new customer email is 50% off — applies once. VET50 is obituaries only and does not apply here. A first filing at $29.00 becomes $14.50.

How to place one

Open the meeting / hearing form. Choose Meeting / hearing and check This is a government office meeting or hearing listing. Enter the office, date, venue, and file. Or start from a blank /publish form, choose Meeting / hearing, and check the same box. Pay on Stripe. Unpaid drafts never go live.

After payment the notice is public. Dated meetings appear on the calendar. The signed affidavit or placement-certificate PDF usually follows in about 1–2 hours on average after Publisher review — typical, not a guaranteed turnaround. Reopen the file later from My Notices.

Agency landing page: /agencies. Longer official filings — RFPs, ordinances, elections-adjacent postings — use the regular products on the same form, not this SKU.

Nothing here is court acceptance. Counsel decides whether an Affidavit of Publication or a Placement Certificate belongs in the file you are keeping.

Gov Meeting Listing for government offices

$29 Public Register Placement for a meeting or hearing listing. Legal Publication is not for sale at checkout. Meeting or hearing notices only — not a substitute for long probate, RFP, or ordinance filings. First paid purchase from a new customer email is 50% off — applies once.

50% off first use

First paid purchase from a new customer email is 50% off — applies once.

Questions people actually ask

Are a meeting and a hearing different notice types?
No. Notice Nearby treats meeting and hearing as the same type. Choose Meeting / hearing on the publish form. Sourced government listings that are hearings land on the same calendar.
Is the meetings calendar free?
The location calendar at /meetings is free to browse. Signed-out visitors see this month’s coverage and a short teaser. Sign in with My Notices — the same magic-link email used for paid filings — to open the full calendar. County alerts at /alerts use the same session: one U.S. county free, extra counties as a monthly subscription.
What proof does a Gov Meeting Listing include?
Gov Meeting Listing is Public Register Placement: a Placement Certificate. Public Register Placement does not satisfy newspaper or other statutory legal-notice requirements. Legal Publication is not for sale at checkout.
Can I use the $29 listing for an ordinance or RFP?
No. Gov Meeting Listing is only for a meeting or hearing notice, and only up to 2,000 words. Longer probate, bid, or ordinance filings stay on Public Register Placement at the published word-tier rates.

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Notice Nearby is operated by Record of Sale, LLC, an Oregon limited liability company. Nothing on this site is legal advice. A register placement does not satisfy newspaper or other statutory legal-notice requirements. A publisher affidavit on file records URL, dates, and content hash for that paid listing. It does not make a placement Legal Publication or newspaper publication. Confirm the governing statute with counsel before you file.