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WestCOG hears presentations on municipal retirement services and AT&T Smart Cities technology
Summary
At a WestCOG meeting called to order at 12:36 p.m., Kate Cannie of Public Agency Retirement Services presented on municipal retirement management services and AT&T representatives described Smart Cities technology; no formal action on the presentations was recorded.
The Western Connecticut Council of Governments (WestCOG) heard two public presentations during its meeting called to order at 12:36 p.m. Kate Cannie of Public Agency Retirement Services presented on management services for municipalities, and Harry Carey and Chris Andruszkiewicz of AT&T’s External Affairs discussed AT&T’s Smart Cities technology.
The presentations were made during the public participation portion of the agenda. Cannie outlined available management services for municipal retirement plans (details of the presentation are not specified in the transcript). Carey and Andruszkiewicz provided information about Smart Cities technologies offered by AT&T; the transcript records only that they “presented information on the Smart Cities Technology” without further technical or procurement details.
The presentations were informational; the transcript does not record any motion, vote or formal follow-up direction tied directly to either presentation. The agenda’s featured speaker was postponed, and the meeting proceeded to the listed items and public participation.
WestCOG staff and external attendees listed in the meeting record included Executive Director Francis Pickering; staff members Kristin Hadjstylianos, Charles Vidich, Kevin Mahoney and Nicole Sullivan; as well as consultants and local officials such as Josh Hughes of Capitol Consulting and Westport Operations Director Sara Harris. No dates for any follow-up or procurement steps were provided in the transcript.
The meeting later adjourned at 2:27 p.m.; the next Council of Governments meeting is scheduled for Thursday, November 21st.
