Plattsburgh is moving forward with a six-year, 461-thousand-dollar agreement with OpenGov to connect city billing, budgeting, payroll and public works operations. Officials expect the system to be ready for payroll by January, with billing integration continuing into 2027. The Common Council will also hold a September 3 public hearing on a proposed temporary moratorium covering […]
Plattsburgh is moving forward with a six-year, 461-thousand-dollar agreement with OpenGov to connect city billing, budgeting, payroll and public works operations. Officials expect the system to be ready for payroll by January, with billing integration continuing into 2027. The Common Council will also hold a September 3 public hearing on a proposed temporary moratorium covering new or expanded high-energy computing facilities while the city updates its zoning regulations.

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