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Union approves $10,812 server purchase after staff report of expired system

City of Union City Commission · August 4, 2025
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Summary

City staff reported the municipal server expired in 2022 and the commission approved purchase of a replacement server from NKOL for $10,812 to address printing and copier connectivity issues.

City Administrator Amy Safran told the commission that the city’s server had expired in 2022 and staff have experienced recent connection problems with the copier and printing. The city budgeted for a new server in the FY2025/26 budget.

The commission authorized purchase of a new computer server from NKOL for $10,812.00 after a motion by Commissioner George Eldridge and second by Commissioner Kimberly Tuyn; the vote passed 4-0. Safran said the purchase is intended to resolve intermittent office connectivity and printing problems.