San Luis Council approves multi‑year OpenGov platform to replace siloed systems
The City of San Luis approved a five‑year contract to procure OpenGov’s cloud platform—consolidating finance, permitting, utility billing, 311 and asset management—after staff emphasized improved transparency, GIS-enabled asset tracking and a negotiated discount the presentation said saved about $1.3 million.
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The San Luis City Council voted to purchase OpenGov’s cloud-based municipal platform in a move staff said will consolidate financial management, budgeting, permitting and enterprise asset management across departments. The council approved the procurement on a motion made and seconded during the May 27 meeting. Fernando Corona, the city’s information technology manager, told the council the platform will replace multiple siloed systems and give staff a single, public-facing source for budgeting, permitting and utility billing.
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