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Committee member asks to explore computer system training; cites roughly $60 hourly on-site rate

Cuba City Council · April 16, 2025
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Summary

A committee member asked council permission to get cost estimates for vendor training to address kinks in the city's new computer system, saying on-site work may cost about $60 per hour plus travel and lodging and proposing to check whether nearby towns would share the expense.

A committee member asked the Cuba City Council for permission to research vendor training for the city's computer system, citing an on-site rate of about $60 per hour and additional travel and lodging expenses.

"We have to pay $60 an hour on-site on the cost of his travel, lodging," the committee member said, and suggested staff check whether another town would be interested in co-hosting training so the expense could be split. The committee member said the training would address several "kinks" in the new system.

Council members asked clarifying questions about the system's age and the scope of the vendor's work (one question addressed to "Jenny" in the room). The discussion focused on gathering estimates and potential cost-sharing with neighboring towns; no procurement decision or purchase authorization was recorded.

The committee member requested permission to gather numbers and report back; staff or council will need to place any formal training contract or procurement on a future agenda if they decide to proceed.