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Lindenhurst staff demos Beehive asset-management system; resident urges speed bumps
Summary
Staff demonstrated Beehive asset-management software and the e311 platform as tools for data retention and process improvements; during public comment a resident requested speed bumps on select roadways. No policy action was taken.
Village staff presented an overview and demonstration of the Beehive asset-management software and the e311 citizen-service platform during the Jan. 23 meeting, describing the systems as foundations for better data retention and process improvements across departments.
Operations Director Kevin Klahs's report earlier in the meeting noted volunteer activity on Martin Luther King Day and staffing updates in Public Works; Police Commander Eric Senica also announced new officers and a 'Coffee with a Cop' event. During public comment on the Beehive presentation a resident suggested adding speed bumps on selected roadways to improve traffic safety; the transcript records the suggestion but the Board took no formal action during the meeting.
The presentation was informational; staff did not propose an immediate implementation plan or request funding at the Jan. 23 session. Any procurement or rollout of Beehive/e311 would require future Board direction or staff action.
