IT Infrastructure Replacement Package
Summary
The city's network gear is at or past end of life. The council chose to buy Fortinet equipment and Dell servers outright (about $596,000 total) instead of a seven-year Meter subscription that would have cost roughly $306,000 for the network alone, saving money and keeping the city from paying for monitoring twice.
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Last discussed Jun 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $596,000 in total purchases; the purchase option is roughly $100,000 cheaper over seven years than the Meter lease.
City staff and residents relying on functioning city networks, servers and public Wi-Fi.
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