City staff and committee members reported that the city has been using Blue Technologies for IT services for several months and recommended formalizing the arrangement with a contract that locks pricing for three years.

Rec Director Jen Berger told the Parks & Recreation committee that Blue Technologies has provided cybersecurity services and improved response times; she stated that the price "for next year would be $89,148" and asked the committee to move the contract to a formal agenda. The Parks & Rec committee made a motion to place the item on the next meeting agenda and recorded a second and roll call.

Finance committee discussion later repeated the IT contract item; the transcript records a garbled three-year figure of "$89,101,148" in one place and a motion to put the contract on the next agenda was recorded. The transcript contains this numeric discrepancy between staff's stated annual figure ($89,148) and the later garbled three-year total; the exact contract amount to be published should be verified with the city's finance office prior to publication.

No final contract approval was recorded in the committee minutes presented in the transcript; members voted only to place the item on a future agenda for formal consideration.