Council approves ClientFirst amendment and extends ComputerCourage IT support; members discuss AI privacy and AV upgrades
Council approved a ClientFirst consulting amendment (not to exceed $242,500) and a 12‑month extension with ComputerCourage for IT support at $383,750 per year. Consultants described AV upgrade bids ($300,000–$400,000), upcoming AI policy work, and cybersecurity assessments prompting continued investments.
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Tom Jacobson of ClientFirst briefed the council on completed IT projects, upcoming work on council-chambers audio-visual upgrades, AI preparedness, and cybersecurity obligations; the council subsequently approved a ClientFirst contract amendment and extended the local IT support contract for another year.
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