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Council approves Time Clock Plus software for $5,510 amid concerns over startup costs
Summary
The council approved Time Clock Plus (excluding the mobile app) for $5,510 to improve office efficiency; Councilmember Kyle Wiford recorded opposition over total startup costs.
The Altamont City Council voted to purchase Time Clock Plus excluding the mobile app for a total of $5,510 on Feb. 27, 2025. City Administrator Bradley Myers described operational efficiencies the system could bring to the city office; Councilmember Tyler Julich moved to approve the purchase and Councilmember Colt Booth seconded. The motion carried with Councilmember Kyle Wiford recorded as opposing the funding for the implementation and associated expenses.
Mayor Richard Hayward and Councilmember Wiford expressed concern about the initial costs to get the online system running and the "other expenses" tied to implementation, while Administrator Myers emphasized the staff time savings the tool could provide. The council’s recorded action authorizes staff to proceed with the purchase as approved.
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