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Houston council directs mayor to secure IT provider
Summary
In a Feb. 19 closed session the Houston City Council voted to direct Mayor Viki Narancich to secure an IT provider for the city; the motion was made by Alderman Don Romines and seconded by Alderman Tim Ceplina and is recorded as carrying with six yes votes.
The Houston City Council in a closed session on Feb. 19 directed Mayor Viki Narancich to secure an information-technology provider to support city operations.
The motion was made by Alderman Don Romines and seconded by Alderman Tim Ceplina. The minutes state the motion "carried with six yes votes." The council members listed in attendance in the minutes were Mayor Viki Narancich, Aldermen Sam Kelley, Fred Stottlemyre, Tim Ceplina, Don Romines and Alderwomen Sheila Walker and Angie Gettys; City Attorney Sean Smith, City Administrator Lloyd Wells and City Clerk Barbara Rodgers were also recorded as present.
The minutes note Alderman Tim Ceplina later left the meeting at 8:57 p.m., which the record cites elsewhere when reporting later vote tallies. The minutes do not name a vendor, set a procurement timeline or list a budget for the IT services; they record only the council’s direction to the mayor.
The council moved on to other agenda items and recessed the closed session later in the meeting. The minutes do not indicate when a contract or vendor selection is expected to be reported back to the council.
