This article presents a study concerning e-Government services at local governments in Sweden. The purpose of the study is to investigate and critically analyse the development of e-Services in Swedish municipalities and through interviews collect, compare and assess data about actual local e-Government services in Sweden in order to find areas of assimilation and divergence. Based on a sample of 24 municipalities in Sweden, the results show that the development and implementation of e-Services are in their infancy and only a few e-Services have been implemented yet. E-Services offered today are basal and primary and closely connected to citizens� daily life. It is difficult to identify many clear and distinct patterns in the development, however, some minor patterns can be identified. The development projects identified in the study are, in most cases, detached projects for the development and implementation of e-Services. The nature of many of the projects today resembles projects for learning rather than projects for production and these have the character of bottom-up projects rather than top-down.