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Decatur council notes IT contracts, new fire aerial truck and infrastructure update
Summary
The council acknowledged Board of Public Works approvals of IT contracts with ESI and Innovative Integration, learned the fire department’s new aerial truck has arrived and that the 12th Street project is complete; council also heard a community odor complaint and approved payment of claims before adjourning.
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The City informed the council that the Board of Public Works and Safety approved contracts with ESI and Innovative Integration for IT support, signaling the City will no longer rely on the County’s IT services.
Fire Chief Jeff Sheets reported the new aerial truck has arrived and crews are awaiting training; he also noted the School’s Out Tours run Friday mornings from 8–11 a.m. Infrastructure Superintendent Josh Zimmerman said the 12th Street project is complete.
Councilmember Matt Dyer raised a question about an odor problem from Bunge; Assistant Police Chief Chris Brite provided an explanation to the council. The council then approved the payment of claims and adjourned at 7:50 p.m.
The minutes record these administrative and departmental updates but do not include contract amounts or operational timelines for IT transition.
