The City of Huntington's Finance Committee has taken a significant step towards enhancing its technological infrastructure by approving a resolution to expand services with Tyler Technologies. During the meeting held on December 9, 2024, the committee authorized the mayor to add hosting services to the existing contract for the city's enterprise resource planning platform.

The current agreement with Tyler Technologies, which was valued at $105,000, will see an increase to $210,000 to accommodate the additional hosting services. This funding will be sourced from the city's general fund and the IT department's contracted services budget. The committee's decision reflects a commitment to improving the city's operational efficiency through upgraded technology.

The resolution received unanimous support from the committee members, with a motion to forward it to the full council for approval. Council member Tia Rumbaugh expressed her willingness to sponsor the resolution, indicating strong backing for the initiative.

With no other items on the agenda, the meeting concluded promptly, paving the way for the full council to consider this important enhancement to the city's technological capabilities. The approval of this resolution is expected to streamline city operations and improve service delivery to residents.