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Council authorizes $7,500 ArcGIS online transition for city data

City of Long Prairie City Council · April 23, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a $7,500 contract with Bolton & Menk to transition city GIS data to ArcGIS Online to centralize utility, permit and asset data for staff access.

The council voted to hire Bolton & Menk’s GIS team to migrate city data to an ArcGIS Online cloud platform at a cost of $7,500. Mayor Jim Kreemer moved the action and Council Member JoAnn Schroeder seconded; the motion passed unanimously.

Staff and consultants said the platform will host lead service line inventory data, underground utility lines, hydrant flushing records and other asset data, and could expand to include police citation linkage and other add-ons. "A motion was made by Mayor Kreemer to have Bolton and Menk’s GIS team transition to this on-line platform of ArcGIS online implementation in the amount of $7,500, it was seconded by Council Member Schroeder; unanimously approved," the minutes state.