The Ocala City Council approved the purchase of approximately $492,200 in laptops, desktops, tablets, security cameras, and other devices in an effort to upgrade its technological infrastructure and improve security.
During the council’s regular meeting on Tuesday, council members unanimously approved the purchase of citywide information technology equipment to replace devices that are at least five years old.
The matter was approved with no discussion after a brief description on the topic by Christopher Ramos, the city’s Information Technology Chief Information Officer…