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Robbins trustees approve $18,728 CAPERS software upgrade for police records and support
Summary
Trustees voted unanimously to approve an $18,728 negotiated upgrade and monitoring agreement for the CAPERS public-safety software, described by proponents as a multi-year fix to address longstanding maintenance and functionality issues.
The Village of Robbins Board of Trustees on Jan. 25 approved an $18,728 contract to upgrade and maintain the CAPERS public-safety software used by the police department.
Trustee Tiffany S. Robinson, who presented the item, said the software “has not been maintained since being installed” and that the negotiated fee covers upgrade work plus monitoring and troubleshooting expected to last about six to eight years. Trustee David R. Dyson seconded the motion. The roll-call vote recorded AYES from Trustees Dyson, Maxey, Brewton, Robinson, Jackson and Collier; the motion carried.
The trustees did not record additional conditions or amendments in the minutes. No costs beyond the stated $18,728 were recorded in the meeting minutes; the board authorized the contract without further debate and moved on to other business.
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