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Lowry City awards website contract to Municipal Impact; resident asks for meeting postings
Summary
Lowry City awarded a website build and hosting contract to Municipal Impact (Arlington, Texas) after reviewing three bids; the board directed the site include meeting postings and eventually meeting minutes and water-system updates.
The Lowry City Board of Aldermen voted unanimously on Jan. 21 to award a contract to Municipal Impact (Arlington, Texas) to build and host the city’s website.
City Clerk John Farrell presented three bids: Municipal Impact ($499 build, $737 annual hosting), CivicPlus ($590 build, $2,958 annual hosting), and Cerberus Development ($1,000 build with optional online utility‑payment setup plus $1,680 annual hosting). After discussion, Alderman Sean Langston moved to select Municipal Impact; Alderman Shirley Edmunds seconded, and the board approved the motion unanimously.
Resident Larry Sites asked whether the site would post upcoming meetings; Clerk Farrell said it would and that the city plans to post minutes and water‑system updates over time. The minutes do not specify a timeline for content rollout or a contract start date beyond awarding the build and hosting to Municipal Impact.
