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Council approves updated city computer purchases and orders no-firearm signs for city buildings
Summary
Council approved replacing city computers (budget increased up to $3,000) on vendors' IT recommendation and agreed to order and post 'no firearms' signs at city hall and city-owned buildings; two executive sessions on security and USDA matters produced no action.
The council approved updated computer purchases on the recommendation of the city's IT contractor, increasing the equipment authorization from $1,500 to up to $3,000 to cover recommended hardware and Windows Pro licensing.
The vote to increase the computer equipment authorization passed on a 3-2 recorded outcome in the meeting. Councilors asked that purchases follow the IT company's specifications and kept the not-to-exceed limit to $3,000.
Separately, the council moved into an executive session on city security and later returned with no action taken; it also agreed the city will order and post 'no firearms' signs at city buildings and recommended concealed-carry holders remove firearms before entering city hall.
