Board authorizes $26,663 first-year contract for a public-engagement platform
The board approved a three-year agreement for the PublicInput outreach platform with a first-year cost (including startup) of about $26,663, intended to host project pages, surveys, QR-code materials and digital engagement for capital and development projects.
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Development Services asked the board to authorize a three-year service agreement with PublicInput to provide an online public-outreach platform for county projects. Neil Hay explained the tool would allow staff to host up to 10 rotating project pages, post exhibits, gather online survey feedback and provide QR-code links at public meetings; the first-year startup cost was described as "about 26,000."
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