Alhambra awards two utility billing software contracts to cut systems from six to two

Springbrook would get up to $223,205 a year and Xpress Bill Pay up to $111,320 a year to run water, sewer and paramedic billing.

Alhambra City Council· posted Nov 9Spending$280K

Alhambra bills for water, sewer and paramedic service through six separate software systems, and these contracts would consolidate that to two with online payment options. The City Council is set to award Springbrook Holding up to $223,205 a year and Xpress Bill Pay up to $111,320 a year from December 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029, with $280,000 appropriated from the Water Fund.

What happens next

Council vote on the consent agenda; City Manager may extend services two additional years if satisfactory. · Nov 9

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