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Council approves records‑imaging contract with Siri Systems for permanent records; staff describe scope and microfilm requirement
Summary
The city authorized a contract with Siri Systems/NYSID to scan roughly 1.1 million images of permanent or long‑term records, produce digital PDFs and microfilm archival copies funded through a FEMA Sandy grant; the vendor said the full project will take about 12 months.
Long Beach authorized a contract with Siri Systems (through the New York State Industries for the Disabled preferred source) to scan and image approximately 1,100,000 pages of permanent or long‑term city records as part of a FEMA Sandy‑funded records preservation project.
Richard Siri, representing Siri Systems, told the council the quantity is 1.1 million images (pages scanned, duplex where applicable) at 300 dpi; large‑format plans will be output on 35mm…
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