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Board approves $25,000 economic development contract and $44,000 website contract pending council; city to pilot heat sensors

Frankfort Board of Works · August 11, 2026
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Summary

Community development director Kimberly outlined a $25,000 economic development contract, a $44,000 website contract with C2 IT Consulting and a grant-funded five-sensor heat-map pilot; the board moved the contracts forward pending final council approval.

Kimberly, the community development director, asked the board to accept two contracts pending council approval: a $25,000 economic-development contract (referred to in the record as "Garmin/Garman") and a $44,000 contract with C2 IT Consulting to build and maintain a new city website.

Kimberly said the website work is unplanned for this year but necessary because the current website provider will no longer serve the city; the new contract is $44,000 for this year with lower maintenance fees thereafter and an emphasis on ADA compliance. Council moved to approve both contracts pending final council action and the motions passed by roll call.

Separately, Kimberly described a comp-plan steering committee starting in the coming week, a resident survey that has received more than 300 responses, and a grant-funded heat-sensor pilot that will deploy five sensors around the city to produce a heat map for Healthy Communities. Kimberly emphasized the heat sensors are grant-funded and will not use city funds.