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Quitman council adopts Eagle CMS work-order system at 200-work-order tier

Quitman Board/City Council · February 3, 2026
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Summary

Council voted to purchase the Eagle CMS work-order system at the 200-work-order-per-month tier (annual cost $2,640) to improve tracking, public reporting via QR codes, inventory management and accountability; the cost will be apportioned across departments.

Council reviewed a presentation on Eagle CMS, a cloud-enabled work-order and asset-management system, and voted to start at the 200-work-order monthly tier with an annual payment the presenter said is $2,640. Staff emphasized features including a mobile app, QR-code public reporting for residents to submit issues, inventory tracking and implementation support.

Jonathan told the council the system would give the town a paper trail for requests and repairs and allow department-level visibility for assigned work orders. The council voted by voice to adopt the 200 plan and directed staff to distribute the cost among departments.