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Purchase Order with Forward Thinking Systems for GPS Monitoring

This GPS system helps track city vehicles to reduce fuel costs and improve response times for services like street maintenance and emergency repairs in your neighborhood.

Feb 24, 2026

GPS Monitoring Services Purchase Order

Feb 24, 2026

GPS Monitoring Services Purchase Order - Forward Thinking Systems

This GPS tracking system helps the city manage its vehicles more efficiently, reducing fuel costs and improving maintenance—savings that benefit your city services and taxes.

Feb 17, 2026

GPS Monitoring Services Purchase Order with Forward Thinking Systems

Feb 17, 2026

Forward Thinking Systems GPS Monitoring Services Agreement

This GPS system helps the City manage its fleet more efficiently, potentially reducing fuel costs and ensuring faster response times for city services like trash pickup and emergency repairs.

Oct 21, 2025

Budget Amendment and GPS Monitoring Software Agreement

Your city's GPS tracking systems will help monitor and manage city vehicles and equipment more efficiently, improving the speed and quality of services you receive.

Oct 21, 2025

GPS Software Monitoring and Service Agreement

Better tracking of city vehicles through GPS monitoring helps improve efficiency and reduces costs for city services that come to your neighborhood.

Apr 21, 2021

GPS Software Monitoring and Service Agreement with Forward Thinking

Apr 21, 2021

GPS Monitoring Software Agreement with Forward Thinking Systems

Oct 11, 2016

GPS Monitoring Software Agreement with Forward Thinking Systems

This GPS monitoring system ensures city vehicles are used responsibly for public business only, helping you know your tax dollars are being used efficiently and safely.

Oct 11, 2016

Authorize GPS Vehicle Monitoring Service Agreement with Veracity Wireless

May 19, 2015

Service Agreement and Purchase Order for GPS Monitoring Fees

GPS monitoring helps the city track and manage its fleet vehicles more efficiently.

Apr 28, 2015

Service Agreement with Veracity Wireless for GPS Annual Monitoring Fees

Apr 28, 2015

Authorize GPS Vehicle Monitoring Service Agreement with Veracity Wireless

Your city's fleet vehicles will continue to be monitored for safety and productivity, helping ensure efficient and accountable city services.

Sep 10, 2013

Authorize GPS Monitoring Service Agreement with Veracity Wireless

Sep 10, 2013

GPS services city vehicles Veracity Wireless FieldLogix

Feb 19, 2013

Service Agreement Veracity Wireless GPS Monitoring Annual Fees

Feb 5, 2013

GPS Monitoring Services Purchase Order for City Fleet Vehicles

GPS monitoring of City vehicles ensures your tax dollars are spent efficiently, with drivers staying on task and following proper routes to deliver services to your neighborhood.

Feb 5, 2013

Authorize GPS Services Agreement with Veracity Wireless for City Vehicles

Jan 2, 2013

GPS Service for City Vehicles - Veracity Wireless

Your city is renewing GPS tracking of municipal vehicles to monitor where city equipment and resources are being used.

Mar 8, 2011

GPS monitoring services

Outstanding invoices for GPS monitoring services

Outstanding GPS monitoring invoices for services rendered March 1 - December 31, 2024

GPS monitoring services

Oct 21, 2025

city council

The council's largest spending approvals were a $75,000 maintenance services contract with Haaker Equipment Company and a $60,000 maintenance services contract with Quinn Company, both passed 5-0 on the consent agenda with no council discussion; no members of the public addressed either item, and the structured agenda records each as two matching line items of equal value (a contract and a budget allocation), a pattern flagged as possible split payments. As a separate action item, the council voted 5-0 with no council discussion to approve a GPS monitoring services agreement with Forward Thinking Systems, LLC—an initial purchase order not to exceed $46,531 plus an annual contract of $23,265.60 for up to three years with two one-year extension options; the initial amount sits just below the $50,000 approval threshold and the annual amount sits just below $25,000, both flagged as threshold-adjacent. The council also voted 5-0 to adopt an updated Emergency Operations Plan after an extended exchange in which at least one council member questioned fire department officials and an Area E DMACC coordinator on whether council had ever been provided the document and who constitutes the city's incident management team; fire department officials committed to distributing the plan to all council members. A city engineer's presentation on California's AB 413 daylighting parking law was informational only; the $90 figure associated with that item is a parking citation fee representing potential city revenue, not an approved expenditure. Approximately eleven residents addressed the council during public comment on topics including parking enforcement, charter compliance, and a request to investigate a city commissioner, but no speakers addressed the vendor contracts on either the consent agenda or the regular agenda.