Set a town alert. We send matching applications the same day they hit an agenda.
Live in Rhode Island — all 39 municipalities. Expanding to Massachusetts, Connecticut, and other states. You are watching that town's Planning Board, Zoning Board of Review, and Plan Commission when a new application hits an agenda. We send email from alerts@zoning-radar.com, with a link to the original document.
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Set a town alert
Town, board, applicant, parcel, or keyword. As many alerts as you need. A quiet week stays quiet.
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Matching applications, by email
When an application hits an alert you saved, we send an email the same day it hits an agenda.
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Open the original filed PDF
Every record traces back to the document it came from, so you can verify it yourself.
Filters
Town, board, applicant, parcel, keyword
- Town
- Board
- Applicant
- Parcel
- Keyword
Typical alerts: every filing in Barrington; a single plat and lot in Warwick; an applicant name that keeps showing up; a keyword on a corridor you already have on a drawing.
What the email contains
Inbox
From Zoning Radar <alerts@zoning-radar.com>
To you@firm.com
Subject [Warwick] Zoning Board of Review. Dimensional variance, 18 Maple Street (Aug 27 hearing)
Warwick. Zoning Board of Review
Thu, Aug 27, 2026, 7:00 PM EDT
Dimensional variance
North Shore Realty LLC
18 Maple Street. Plat 12 Lot 47
Relief from side-yard setback for a proposed addition on an existing lot.
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Source PDF
The email is the filing. The PDF is the source.
Zoning Radar is a monitoring aid, not legal advice. Deadlines, notice, and standing still belong to you and to the municipality. What we promise is that the record you receive traces to a filed document.
Every record traces to its source document
Open the filed PDF yourself. Every field links back to the page it came from.
You still read the packet
We send the application and a link to the source PDF. Notice, standing, and deadlines stay with you and the town.
On the agenda, then emailed
We send matching applications the day they hit an agenda, while they are still pending.
For the docket itself, see how to read a zoning board agenda.