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Sumas Council OKs $5,300 CivicPlus agenda platform after vendor discontinuation
Summary
The Sumas City Council authorized the mayor to sign a $5,300 agreement to move to CivicPlus AMM Select after the city's current agenda platform was discontinued, a change City Clerk Michelle Quinn presented at the Aug. 10 meeting.
The Sumas City Council on Aug. 10 authorized the mayor to sign a CivicPlus agreement to replace the city’s soon-to-be-discontinued agenda platform.
City Clerk Michelle Quinn told the council "the current agenda platform is being discontinued. The CivicPlus AMM Select platform will be the new agenda platform, with a price increase to $5,300.00." Councilmember Todd Daniels moved to authorize the mayor to sign the CivicPlus quote; Councilmember Richard Postma seconded, and the motion carried.
The decision was presented as a direct replacement to maintain continuity of agenda and minutes services. The council did not request additional alternatives during the meeting; the motion passed without recorded opposition. The council did not specify implementation timing or funding source during the discussion.
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