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Council discusses AgendaPlus software and website work; AgendaPlus budgeted at $2,000

Keystone Heights City Council · July 1, 2026

Summary

City Manager reported AgendaPlus will cost the city $2,000 and staff aim to have the system fully operational within about 90 days; council members asked whether remaining software issues have been resolved.

Councilman Tony Brown raised the city's website and use of AgendaPlus software for agenda management. City Manager Charlie Van Zant said the AgendaPlus system will cost the city $2,000; City Clerk Stephanie Silva told council that staff continue to work on software bugs with a goal of having the system fully operational within roughly 90 days.

Vice Mayor Christine Thompson asked if all reported bugs were resolved; Clerk Silva said work is ongoing and staff hope to complete fixes in the stated timeframe. No formal vote was required for the discussion.

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