Summary
City Hall's card access system is outdated and failing, so the city is spending $64,351.60 on a Motorola replacement. It's also needed to meet federal CJIS compliance rules, and other city buildings like Roll Call and Morris Street could follow in later phases.
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Last discussed Feb 17, 2026.
Impact analysis
$64,351.60, budgeted in FY2026.
City employees and visitors to City Hall, plus anyone whose records fall under CJIS security rules.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Finance - Feb 17, 2026
City Hall's card access system is outdated and failing, so the city is spending $64,351.60 on a Motorola replacement. It's also needed to meet federal CJIS compliance rules, and other city buildings like Roll Call and Morris Street could follow in later phases.
City Council - Feb 17, 2026
The outdated card-access system at City Hall will be replaced with Motorola equipment for $64,351.60, which also keeps the city compliant with CJIS criminal-justice security standards.
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