A contract extension for OpenGov software has been modified. The original request was for $33 million, but this amount was reduced to $22 million. The duration of the contract was also shortened, from five years to three years.
The software is associated with a mayor and has been controversial. Further details about the contract and the software are available from the source.
The modification was made by supervisors, who cut the original contract extension request. The reduced amount and shorter duration are the result of their decision.
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