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Hunter board discusses downsizing Granicus services as modules remain undelivered
Summary
Supervisor Mahoney reported the Granicus address-identification module is working but other modules have not been delivered; the board discussed staying with Granicus but downsizing the contract and retaining $23,000 in the budget.
Supervisor Sean Mahoney told the board the Granicus address-identification module is functioning and the town hotline number needs publicity, but the town has not used the mailing option because certified return receipts are required. He added the Code Enforcement Officer believes the short-term rental (STR) process is manageable without the remaining Granicus modules.
The board discussed remaining with Granicus but downsizing the town’s subscription because the vendor had not delivered the full product. The board indicated it would keep $23,000 in the budget for Granicus for now while considering whether to reduce modules and reallocate funds to other priorities, such as hiring a floating assistant.
No formal vote to change the Granicus contract was recorded during the meeting; the discussion focused on next steps and budget impacts.
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