City Council to Consider New $58,000 Document-storage System

The Fridley City Council will consider whether to spend more than $58,000 on a new imaging system for storing and retrieving documents digitally at its regular meeting Monday night.

City staff has recommended switching from the city's current Docuware system, in place for a decade, to Laserfiche, an imaging system used by 70 percent of local governments.

See why the city might switch in the staff memo on page 54 of the meeting agenda PDF.

Other items on the agenda include a resolution declaring July 1, 2012, as Women of Today Founder's Day; and a list of election judges for the council to approve.

The regular meeting time is 7:30 p.m., in council chambers at . The council will convene at 6:15 p.m. for a special conference meeting in Conference Room A at City Hall to interview applicants for city commissions. Both meetings are open to the public.