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Council retroactively OKs police server replacement and body‑camera backup purchase

Milbank City Council · March 10, 2025
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Summary

Milbank approved $20,180.02 for a replacement police server and $1,171.32 for body‑camera backup storage; council asked staff to verify warranties are in the city's name and noted the city would not remain bound to vendor agreements if it separates from Corporate Technologies.

Milbank City Administrator Steve Pendergrass told the council the police department operates two servers, one about 11 years old and the other recently failed. The council retroactively approved a $20,180.02 server replacement and a $1,171.32 purchase for body‑camera backup storage to reduce the risk of lost evidence.

"The quote to replace the servicer is $20,180.02," Pendergrass stated, and the council asked that any IT warranties be verified to be in the city's name and that the city not be bound to agreements should it choose to separate from Corporate Technologies. Craig Weinberg moved and Josh Karels seconded approval; the motion carried 5‑0.