Council to amend Can-Am Technologies contract for payment-portal integration
the City Attorney·Oct 27, 2026
ConsentZoning & Land Use
$41,805$, Green tier (under $50,000)
Would authorize $41,805 in professional fees plus $5,976 annually to integrate the Teller Payment Portal with a command center platform. If approved, the city would gain integrated payment processing capabilities for Transportation Administration.
👥Counterparty:
Can-Am Technologies, Inc.
🏛Funding source:
General Fund
📋Action type:
Contract amendment
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