Addressing the general impact of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in public administration, it is increasingly required a view of current developments in the local level of government. This chapter analyses the practice of ICTs and the Internet in local public administrations with an empirical study of web technology use supported by direct observation of the web sites of all local councils in two Spanish regions, providing primary data about dimensions and indicators that measure their orientation to the citizens. This chapter allows to set up a group of interesting conclusions concerning this reality and encourage a more general debate about a typology of levels of web site development in local public administration.