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Enterprise council authorizes OpenGov software contract after staff outlines $585,122 first-year cost
Summary
The Enterprise City Council authorized the mayor to execute a master services agreement with OpenGov, a cloud-based municipal software vendor. Staff said the first-year implementation would cost about $585,122 with an annual contract of $257,627 and a 5% annual escalator; council sought details on rollout, HR integration and user outreach.
The Enterprise City Council on April 7 authorized the mayor to execute a master services agreement with OpenGov, Incorporated for municipal software and related professional services, following staff presentations and questions about cost and rollout.
City staff (identified in the meeting as the presenting staff member) told the council OpenGov would replace multiple systems currently managed by Tyler Technologies (Munis) — including finance, revenue, utility billing, permits and inspections — and add a public-facing 311 reporting and work-order system. "The first year is about $585,122," the staff member said, adding that about $336,000 of…
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