Replace city agenda management system with 5-year Escribe contract
$65,000 for the first year start-up (includes a 10 percent contingency), annual maintenance of $44,993 for the second year, with a five percent increase each year
In Plain English
The city currently uses an outdated system called SIRE to manage council meeting agendas and documents. Escribe will handle agenda creation, document storage, and public access to meeting materials. If approved, the city pays $65,000 in year one, then $45,000 annually with 5% increases each year.
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