About PublicLogic™

PublicLogic was founded by Nathan Boudreau, MPA, MCPPO, a Massachusetts Town Administrator who has designed modernization systems inside real town halls. The framework reflects the actual conditions that shape municipal life — including public records law, licensing statutes, procurement requirements, seasonal pressure, and the constant load carried by small teams.

PublicLogic is co-led with Dr. Allison (Allie) Rothschild, PsyD, MSW, LICSW, BCBA, a behavioral systems scientist who focuses on how organizations learn, how teams interact with structure, and what is required to sustain change over time.

Together they created PublicLogic to make modernization lawful, measurable, and human.

Local governments and small organizations carry the same compliance burden as large institutions but rarely have the same resources or staff capacity.

PublicLogic exists to close that gap. We turn Open Meeting Law, Public Records, retention schedules, accessibility standards, and data security requirements into repeatable systems that reduce risk, improve transparency, and build public trust.

Our mission is simple: to build smart systems that create stronger communities.

These layers integrate directly with platforms communities already own, such as Microsoft 365, and with partner solutions in the GovTech ecosystem. PublicLogic operates under a patent-pending municipal automation framework filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office in 2025.

We do not sell software. We build structure that makes software work.

All PublicLogic frameworks are vendor-agnostic and grant-aligned, supporting programs such as Community Compact, One Stop for Growth, MassWorks, and Shared Services.