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Council approves one-year mapping contract with ZipTility for $4,725
Summary
Council voted to authorize the mayor to sign a one‑year agreement with ZipTility (mapping/GIS software) at a cost of $4,725; initial deployment will be to public-works staff and select mobile users.
The council approved a one-year agreement with ZipTility, a mapping and GIS vendor, for $4,725.
Staff explained the purchase will allow the city to host maps, update street and utility layers, and provide mobile access to public-works staff. "It's $4,725 for the year," a staff member said, adding the application can later be expanded to more devices or converted to a multi-year contract. Council members asked whether AutoCAD conversion or additional GIS services would be separate costs; staff said those are optional extras.
Councilor S2 moved to authorize the mayor to enter the one-year agreement; the motion was seconded and carried unanimously. Staff said rollout will begin as soon as the mayor signs the contract and that public-works staff (Lorenzo and Joe) will be initial mobile users while deployment expands.
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