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Trustees debate whether CivicPlus code‑enforcement software is right for Princeville
Summary
Trustee Wilson and Trustee Delbridge questioned whether CivicPlus is cost‑effective for Princeville, with Wilson saying it 'might be too much for a town the size of Princeville' and Delbridge calling it fiscally irresponsible for a small village.
Trustee Wilson told the board he has been unable to reach the vendor and said the CivicPlus software "might be too much for a town the size of Princeville," noting many CivicPlus users have populations around 30,000. Trustee Delbridge said adopting that level of software "would not be fiscally responsible for a community the size of Princeville," while other trustees acknowledged the need for some form of code‑enforcement tracking.
Trustees agreed something needs to be in place to manage code violations, but discussed lower‑cost options and the tradeoff between buying software and hiring staff. No motion to purchase or request for a formal vendor proposal appears in the minutes; the board left the item open for further investigation.
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