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Use Case

Automated Neighborhood Committee Meeting Notes

Neighborhood committees handle important community decisions, resident concerns, and local initiatives that affect everyone's quality of life. Volunteer committee members often struggle to balance participation in discussions with accurate note-taking. Fonnos automatically records, transcribes, and organizes your community meetings—capturing resident input, committee decisions, and action items so leaders can focus on serving the community effectively.

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Key Features

Essential Features for Community Leaders

Discover tools designed to improve community governance and enhance resident communication.

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Query Community Meeting Records

Ask questions about past committee meetings to quickly retrieve decisions, resident input, or project updates.

What was decided about the playground project?

The committee approved moving forward with the playground project, with 15 families already committed to fundraising efforts.

What's the status of the street lighting on Maple Avenue?

The committee approved moving forward with enhanced street lighting installation, pending city permit approval. The engineering assessment looks positive.

Who is organizing the community garden?

Sarah will chair the newly formed community garden committee, with 12 interested families ready to participate.

What's the budget for the annual block party?

The committee approved an annual block party budget of $2,500 for catering and entertainment vendors.

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Community Meeting Summaries

Get comprehensive summaries that capture resident concerns, committee decisions, and community initiatives.

Summary

Tonight's neighborhood committee meeting addressed several community priorities, including the proposal for new playground equipment and enhanced street lighting on Maple Avenue. Residents expressed strong support for the playground project, with 15 families committing to fundraising efforts. The committee approved moving forward with lighting installation pending city permit approval. Key decisions include establishing a community garden committee, approving the annual block party budget of $2,500, and implementing new parking guidelines for visitor spaces. Action items include coordinating with the city for permit applications, organizing volunteer teams for garden preparation, and scheduling the next community-wide meeting to discuss upcoming initiatives.

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Track Community Actions and Commitments

Never miss volunteer assignments, project deadlines, or community follow-ups.

Action Items

3 tasks to complete
  • Submit City Permit Application for Street LightingDue: June 8, 2025

    Complete and submit permit application for enhanced lighting installation on Maple Avenue.

  • Organize Community Garden Volunteer TeamsDue: June 12, 2025

    Coordinate volunteers for garden plot preparation and establish planting schedule.

  • Finalize Block Party Vendor Contracts

    Secure catering and entertainment vendors within approved $2,500 budget.

  • Schedule Community-Wide Initiative MeetingDue: June 15, 2025

    Plan and announce next large community meeting to discuss upcoming neighborhood projects.

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Detailed Community Meeting Transcripts

Review complete neighborhood discussions with timestamps to capture resident input and committee deliberations.

Transcription

00:00:05

Welcome everyone. First item tonight is the playground proposal. We've received great community feedback.

00:00:11

Fifteen families have already volunteered for fundraising. The enthusiasm is really encouraging.

00:00:17

That's fantastic. What about the street lighting on Maple Avenue? Any updates from the city?

00:00:23

We're still waiting on permit approval, but the engineering assessment looks positive.

00:00:28

I motion to approve moving forward with both projects pending permits and funding.

00:00:34

Seconded. Now let's discuss the community garden proposal from Sarah's group.

00:00:39

We've identified the perfect lot and have twelve interested families ready to participate.

00:00:44

This would be a wonderful addition. I suggest forming a dedicated garden committee.

00:00:49

Great idea. Sarah, would you be willing to chair that committee?

00:00:54

Absolutely. I'll organize the first planning meeting next week.

Why Choose Fonnos

Community Governance Benefits

Strengthen neighborhood engagement with comprehensive meeting documentation and transparent decision tracking.

Capture Every Resident Concern Automatically

Track Community Decisions and Initiatives

Maintain Transparent Governance Records

Improve Resident Communication and Engagement

Focus on Community Service Over Documentation

Privacy First

Fonnos is Different

Unlike other tools that join your meetings as intrusive bots, Fonnos works discreetly by recording only your screen. No interruptions, no privacy concerns, no awkward "bot joined the meeting" moments.

No Intrusive Bots

Fonnos never joins your meetings as a bot. Your conversations remain private and natural.

Screen Recording Only

We only record what's on your screen, ensuring maximum privacy for all participants.

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Seamless Integration

Works with any video conferencing platform without requiring special permissions or installations.

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Completely invisible to others
Works with any platform
100% private & secure

Experience the difference of truly discreet meeting recording

Simple Process

How It Works

Get started in minutes and transform how your team collaborates

1

Record Community Meetings Easily

Capture neighborhood committee meetings on any platform with simple screen sharing—perfect for virtual or hybrid meetings.

2

Generate Instant Meeting Summaries

Receive organized summaries highlighting resident concerns, committee decisions, and community initiatives.

3

Extract Action Items and Follow-ups

Automatically identify community tasks, volunteer assignments, and follow-up commitments for transparent accountability.

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Built for Community Organizations

Perfect for neighborhood association leaders, community committee members, HOA boards, and local governance volunteers.

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