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Altamont approves first-year court software transition to CIC at $5,090
Summary
The council approved transitioning municipal court services to CIC for an initial cost of $5,090 from the court technology fund and noted a second vendor quote from Jayhawk Software for $15,630. Ongoing fees of $365 annually were recorded.
The Altamont City Council approved the municipal court’s transition to the CIC platform for an initial first-year cost of $5,090 to be paid from the court technology fund. Court Clerk Orender told council staff had contacted other agencies for vendor impressions and presented a second quote from Jayhawk Software for $15,630 to inform the decision.
"Provided a second quote from Jayhawk Software in the amount of $15,630.00," the record states, and the council then approved the lower-cost CIC transition. Councilmember Kyle Wiford moved, and Councilmember Lyle Sykes seconded to approve the municipal court software transition to CIC for the first year in the amount $5,090.00 out of the court technology fund with ongoing $365.00 annually. Motion carried.
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