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Long Beach council approves road submission for CHIPS funds and renews Microsoft 365 contract
Summary
The Long Beach City Council unanimously approved a resolution to submit updated public-road data to New York State to capture an estimated additional 0.4 miles for CHIPS funding and also authorized an annual renewal of Microsoft 365 licenses under a New York State contract at the same rate and license count as last year.
Long Beach — The City Council voted unanimously to approve two consent resolutions: one to submit updated public-road information to the New York State Department of Transportation for CHIPS (Consolidated Local Street and Highway Improvement Program) apportionment, and another to authorize the city manager to renew Microsoft 365 software licenses under a New York State contract.
City Manager Dan Creighton told the council staff identified roughly 0.4 additional miles of city-maintained roadway that can be claimed in the…
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