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Council approves Time Clock Plus for fire department time tracking
Summary
The South Ogden City Council approved Resolution 25-01 to switch the fire department's time-tracking vendor to Time Clock Plus after a brief staff explanation; a roll call recorded three affirmative responses and the resolution passed.
The South Ogden City Council voted to approve Resolution 25-01, authorizing an agreement with Time Clock Plus for fire-department employee time tracking.
Fire Department leadership described the vote as a platform change rather than a new program. Chief West explained the switch as a pragmatic step toward streamlining operations: "So basically we're just changing vendors to, more well in the event the city decides to go to a time card system, this will be more streamlined," he said, adding the new vendor offers "a little more functionality for us" and will be easier for staff to use.
Council moved and seconded the resolution and held a roll-call vote. The roll call recorded three affirmative responses and the motion carried. Council member Stewart verbally recorded her affirmative vote and Council member Howe also responded in the affirmative; the roll call recorded one other affirmative response that completed the majority.
City staff characterized the change as a platform migration rather than an expansion of timekeeping policy; the agreement will replace the department's existing vendor platform. The resolution text identifies the vendor and authorizes signature of the related agreement (Resolution 25-01).
