The IT budget shows substantial spending on managed IT services and infrastructure, including $150,000 for computer support (LMJ Services, Inc. and Computerworks NPS, Inc.), $76,000 for software (Clerk, Planning, Public Safety, Finance), and $60,000 for hardware (including a public safety server upgrade). LMJ is identified as the primary IT services provider with a $115,000 contract plus $25,000 in project upgrades. While the core IT support contract is in place, the scale of investment and the number of disparate systems (AccuFund, MARS, ESRI, CivicEye, Brightly, APSIN, etc.) indicate ongoing modernization where integration and optimization projects are likely. This is useful incumbent intelligence for IT vendors and also suggests opportunities for specialized firms to offer security assessments, backup/DR enhancements, and application-specific consulting in coordination with or alongside LMJ. Outreach can focus on targeted improvements rather than replacing the main MSP.

Cyber insurance is also funded through APRA, and the City is implementing multiple new systems, unde...