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Council approves adding code enforcement module to existing I Work software
Summary
Council approved Resolution 25-18 to add a code-enforcement module to the city's existing I Work community development system, a one-time $4,500 addition plus a $500 implementation fee and a required extension to a three-year contract term.
South Ogden will add a code-enforcement module to the city’s existing I Work community-development software under Resolution 25-18.
Staff described the change as an incremental add-on to an existing module used for permitting and community development. The change incurs a one‑time $4,500 module fee plus a $500 implementation cost and requires extending the license to a three‑year term; staff said shorter terms made implementation costs prohibitive.
The council approved the resolution after staff explained operational benefits — field officers would be able to view permits and work with permitting staff more efficiently — and after councilors confirmed the additional annual/one‑time costs.
The software update is scheduled to be implemented by the appropriate IT/public-works team and the code-compliance officer.
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