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City staff recommend 24‑month AT&T dedicated internet agreement to lower monthly cost
Summary
Staff told the council the city's prior AT&T failover agreement expired and monthly costs rose to about $1,730; a proposed 24‑month dedicated internet pricing schedule would lower the monthly rate to under $1,500, saving roughly $230 per month. The agenda listed the item for council approval but no vote is recorded in the provided segments.
IT and finance staff presented an updated AT&T Dedicated Internet Pricing Schedule and asked the council to authorize the mayor to execute a new 24‑month agreement. Staff reported that "the City's prior AT&T failover internet agreement had expired approximately one year earlier, causing the monthly rate to increase to approximately $1,730," and that re-signing a 24‑month term would lock in a lower fixed rate, reducing monthly cost to under $1,500 — a savings of about $230 per month.
The agenda item would replace the city's prior dedicated internet pricing schedule with a new agreement that runs for 24 months. The transcript records the presentation and the savings estimate but does not include a recorded final vote on the item in the supplied segments.
