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Online Credit Card Payment Processing Contract Amendment (26-1992)

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Internet-Based Electronic Credit Card Payment Processing Support Services - Amendment (Ordinance S-53254) - Citywide

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This proposal would amend an existing contract for services that support processing credit card payments made over the internet. The amendment changes Ordinance S-53254 and applies citywide.
1 eventFirst seen Oct 21, 2026Last activity Oct 21, 2026File #: 26-1992
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Attorney

Obtain adopted payment processing contract amendment ordinance

Applies if: Relevant if you advise the vendor, the city, or a business that pays the city by card.

Why now: Ordinance S-53254 was adopted at the City Council Formal Meeting on 2026-10-21, but the record gives no terms, authority or effective date.

What to do: Pull the adopted ordinance and the amended contract to check whether the amendment changes who bears card processing fees or data-security duties. Ask whether any compliance obligations or deadlines were added, since the summary names none.

Act before: After the next material record update

Source: City Council Formal Meeting — Oct 21, 2026 →
Journalist

Request amended credit card payment processing contract terms

Applies if: Relevant if you cover city finances or vendor contracts.

Why now: The City Council Formal Meeting recorded the item as adopted (Ordinance S-53254) with no dollar amount, vendor name or fee structure in the record.

What to do: File a records request for the amendment text and the fiscal terms behind the credit card payment processing ordinance. The public record shows only that it passed, so the cost, fees and extension length are unreported.

Act before: After the requested records are produced

Source: City Council Formal Meeting — Oct 21, 2026 →

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