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Council approves computer hardware refresh, discusses ballot box, events costs and staff benefits research
Summary
Laguna Hills council approved an $89,248.30 not-to-exceed computer-hardware refresh for city staff, voted to continue review of the community-center ballot drop box location, requested staff to study employer-funded FSAs/HSAs, and directed research into dais touchscreen upgrades.
At its Jan. 28 meeting the Laguna Hills City Council approved several operational items and directed staff follow-up on benefits and chamber technology.
Procurement: Deputy City Manager Reynolds presented staff recommendations to replace 32 staff workstations with specified configurations (i7 and i9 processors, SSD storage, and upgraded RAM where needed). Staff obtained three informal quotes per purchasing rules and recommended a not-to-exceed purchase of $89,248.30; council approved the recommendation…
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