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Shelbyville council approves OpenGov permitting contract after debate over fee rules
Summary
Shelbyville’s City Council voted to enter a Sourcewell procurement with Vertisoft to implement OpenGov permitting software, approving up to $76,724.82 for implementation through June 30, 2026 and annual subscriptions not to exceed $47,889.69; council members debated state fee‑documentation requirements and audit risks before the 5–1 vote.
The Shelbyville City Council on Jan. 8 voted to authorize a contract with Vertisoft to implement OpenGov permitting and licensing software, approving implementation, training and subscription costs through June 30, 2026 not to exceed $76,724.82 and annual subscription costs for the following four years not to exceed $47,889.69.
City Manager Scott Collins presented the business item, saying the software will modernize permitting, codes and planning functions. Councilmember Betsy and others framed the purchase as a multi‑department tool that will touch planning, building and public works operations.
City Attorney Ginger…
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