Extend software contract with Tyler Technologies for 6 months

MUNIS Software ContractContractsContract

$244,366.50 increase, total $7,423,645.75

In Plain English

The city uses MUNIS software to manage payroll, budgets, and financial records. The current contract was set to expire but needs 6 more months while the city finalizes a new vendor. If approved, the extension costs an additional $244,366 and brings the total contract value to $7.4 million.

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Votes

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Moved by: Eduardo MartinezSeconded by: Melvin Willis
Passed

6 to 0

Thomas K. ButtAbstain
Jovanka BecklesAye
Ben ChoiAye
Eduardo MartinezAye
Jael MyrickAye
Ada RecinosAye
Melvin WillisAye

Why This Vote Matters

The council approved a six-month extension of the city's contract with Tyler Technologies for the MUNIS software system that handles payroll, budgets, and financial records. The extension will cost an additional $244,366, bringing the total contract value to $7.4 million, while the city finalizes selection of a new vendor to replace this system. The measure passed with broad support in a 6-0 vote, with Mayor Thomas Butt abstaining. This was a routine administrative action to prevent disruption of essential financial operations.

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