Citywide software modernization
Summary
IT proposes a citywide software modernization (one-stop resident portal, public budget dashboard), a cloud phone system replacing $70,000/year analog lines, fiber to the water facility, the public safety radio tower, and a Phoenix G2 fire station alerting system to replace the obsolete Zetron.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Roughly $70,000 a year currently spent on analog phone lines would be reallocated; other costs were not itemized.
Residents get online permitting, payments and budget transparency; firefighters get reliable dispatch alerting.
Taxpayers bear the cost if the promised efficiencies don't materialize, as some council members feared happened with Tyler.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Regular City Council Meeting — May 27, 2026
The city is replacing aging Tyler Technologies and other siloed systems with OpenGov and UKG Ready, costing millions over five and three years. Residents get online portals for bill pay, permits and service requests — but two council members worry about another costly switch gone wrong.
Budget Retreat — April 17, 2026
IT proposes a citywide software modernization (one-stop resident portal, public budget dashboard), a cloud phone system replacing $70,000/year analog lines, fiber to the water facility, the public safety radio tower, and a Phoenix G2 fire station alerting system to replace the obsolete Zetron.
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