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Clarkston council approves 60-month Net2Phone office phone service contract
Summary
On Aug. 11 the City of the Village of Clarkston authorized a 60-month office phone service agreement with Net2Phone, keeping Internet service with Comcast; the resolution passed unanimously 6-0.
The City of the Village of Clarkston City Council voted Aug. 11 to authorize a 60-month service agreement with Net2Phone for city office phone service, with Internet service remaining with Comcast.
Councilmember Avery moved to approve the contract and Councilmember Forte supported the motion. The council recorded a unanimous 6-0 vote in favor, with Mayor Wylie, Mayor Pro Tem Rodgers, Councilmembers Avery, Casey, Forte and Ted Quisenberry voting aye; Councilmember Erica Jones was absent.
Minutes state the resolution authorizes the city manager to sign and submit the attached service agreement with Net2Phone; the minutes note that Internet service arrangements with Comcast will remain unchanged. The council did not record the contract value, budget line, or funding source in the minutes.
The vote followed the consent and informational items on the agenda; no amendments or dissent were recorded in the minutes. The city manager was authorized to execute the agreement and take administrative steps to implement the phone service change.
The minutes do not record a timeline for cutover, cost figures, or performance guarantees. Council members did not request further details in the recorded minutes; follow-up reporting or procurement files may contain the contract specifics.
