Council backs code recodification project and approves timekeeping software; staff to finalize contracts
Council heard a proposal to convert the municipal code to an online codification platform (eCode360) and approved acquisition of timekeeping software to replace paper timecards. The code project includes editorial/legal reconciliation and ongoing maintenance fees; the timekeeping system has a ~$4,950 setup cost and ~$1,800 annual licensing.
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Council received two technology-related proposals: a code recodification onto an online platform to make the municipal code searchable and consistent, and a timekeeping software system to replace paper timecards.
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