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AT and T contract deadline sparks urgent board meeting

June 08, 2024 | LaSalle County, Illinois



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AT and T contract deadline sparks urgent board meeting
In a recent government meeting, officials addressed the urgent need to approve a new contract with AT&T, which is set to expire in just five days. The contract, received late the previous evening, requires swift action to ensure continued service. The discussion highlighted frustrations over the timing of AT&T's communication, which left little room for review before the deadline.

The board moved to approve the contract pending the review by a member named Pat, with a unanimous vote in favor. The contract is described as standard, locking in current rates for various communication lines used by the organization, including those for elevators and faxes.

Following the contract discussion, the meeting transitioned into an executive session to address security procedures related to potential threats to the safety of employees and the public. This session was initiated to ensure confidentiality and proper handling of sensitive information.

The meeting underscored the challenges of managing contracts under tight deadlines and the importance of maintaining security protocols in the face of potential risks.

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