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Katy council approves consultant engagement to assess city ERP system using ARPA funds
Summary
The City of Katy approved an engagement letter with Plante Moran (Plant Moran) to conduct a needs assessment and procurement support for a potential enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, using American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) earned interest funds and a TIPS cooperative contract (No. 230601). Council approved the engagement by motion.
The Katy City Council on Feb. 10 authorized the mayor to sign an engagement letter with Plante Moran PLLC to assess the city's enterprise resource planning (ERP) needs and assist with vendor selection and potential implementation work.
Why it matters: An ERP assessment can reshape finance, human resources and payroll systems across city operations; council described the work as a step to determine whether Katy’s current municipal software meets long-term needs and to build a transparent procurement process.
Background and scope: Councilmember Dan Smith introduced the matter and said he had seen demonstrations of other municipal systems and wanted a third-party…
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