Muscatine

Well, in our city, ordinances are passed by the votes of the city council.  In order to be considered and voted on, sponsorship by an alderman, the mayor or in some cases the police is needed.  Also, public meetings are required in which the proposed ordinance is read and advocates for and against are allowed to speak.  This progress and final outcome is also almost always reported in the local newspaper. 

But it sounds like your are more interested in the tracking of enforcement of ordinances, rather than the adoption (the executive rather than the legislative metiphorically).  So that would be quite different than the website I posted. 

"Counsel"?? What's the city attorney got to do with it?

On a side note; hiroad is correct. We even have some commie libs here who think that when a Demoncrat introduces a bill in Congress, that it means the GOP members are not doing anything. Hell, even the House committees are chaired by the GOP, who have to work on the bills submitted. But then some commie moron stands on the floor of Congress in a speechless juvenile act with his easal display saying the GOP has done nothing on things like jobs bills; all while wasting paper resources for the whole world to see. And libs want to save the environment???? Priceless double standard!