CyberClerk

The CyberClerk Program was developed in November of 2002.  After a year of research and development, AlphaDog Solutions founder, Michael Melham officially launched the service in October of 2003.  The program was an immediate hit with the general public as well as with local elected officials.   The CyberClerk Program consists of several modules that can be customized for any municipality or government agency.  The program can be a stand-alone website or can be easily integrated into a current web site.  AlphaDog Solutions can also customize new modules as needed.

The CyberClerk Program is more of a service than a product.  Our staff meets regularly with the municipality and updates the website weekly.  This type of hands on service guarantees that your new municipal website will never be outdated.

The CyberClerk Program is a unique opportunity for local governments to begin their online experience.   In most municipalities, the clerk’s office acts as the gateway of communication between the general public and the community.   The clerk’s office also facilitates a large amount of paperwork on behalf of municipal administrators, elected officials, and appointed professionals.  The following website program was designed to foster effective communication between the municipal clerk’s office and every entity that it comes in contact with.

 

Founder

Michael Melham has a firm understanding of local government as well as Internet technology. In 1997, Melham was hired by the County of Essex to manage its public information and oversee the County’s official website. While serving as the Webmaster for the County of Essex, Melham developed many modules and maintenance protocols for maintaining government web sites.

In May 2000, and, at the age of 25, Melham was elected to the Belleville Township Council making him the youngest elected official in the State of New Jersey. Melham has since used his fast knowledge of local government and information technology to develop custom software and programs to help municipalities enter the information age.

Michael Melham is currently working towards a Master’s Degree at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, home of the Rutgers Center for Government Services. Adding to his accolades and awards, in November of 2005, Melham was voted one of NJ BIZ’s Forty rising stars under the age of 40.