Council briefed on proposed ticketing software and code-enforcement changes
Staff presented options for a municipal ticketing system to enforce parking and right-of-way violations, reviewed vendor pricing models and expected implementation steps, and said code and fee-schedule changes will be required before any contract is executed.
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Planner Carter Bullock and the marshal presented a proposal for improving Bellevue's code enforcement and parking-ticketing processes, including a potential contract with a vendor that would provide hardware, software and collections services. Bullock described two main vendor pricing models (front-loaded with fees and a collection-share model) and said most municipalities use the front-loaded approach. The presentation included an example cost breakdown, monthly minimums and initial hardware needs; staff emphasized that code changes and a fee schedule will be needed before executing a vendor contract.
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