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City authorizes CivicPlus subscription for code-enforcement software
Summary
The council approved Bill 2025-19 to subscribe to CivicPlus software for permitting and code enforcement with a one-time $6,674.31 setup and an annual $4,500 maintenance fee subject to appropriation.
The Neosho City Council approved an agreement with CivicPlus LLC to provide a community development code enforcement application and related subscription services.
Staff said the city negotiated a discount from the original list price; the ordinance sets the initial not-to-exceed purchase at $6,674.31 with an ongoing annual subscription estimated at $4,500, which the city attorney clarified will be subject to annual appropriation.
Council members asked whether further discounts were available and discussed the service components (inspections, building-code integration and support). The ordinance passed unanimously; staff said ongoing costs will be included in future budgets.
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