Renew software maintenance contract for police and fire dispatch systems
$590,250
In Plain English
Police and fire departments use New World Systems software to track emergency calls and maintain records. The city needs to renew the annual maintenance contract to keep these critical systems running. If approved, the city pays $590,250 for ongoing technical support and software updates.
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