By DEREK TELLIER Editor The Silver Lake City Council approved a cybersecurity and information technology services agreement, reviewed progress on the city’s ongoing infrastructure project and received updates from several departments during its Monday meeting. Cybersecurity services approved The council approved a managed services agreement with CIT to provide cybersecurity protection, IT monitoring, and compliance services for the city’s computer systems and email network. The agreement includes a one-time setup fee of $525 and monthly recurring costs of $725, consisting of a $525 managed services package and a $200 monthly retainer. City officials said the service is intended to help protect city data, improve cybersecurity, and ensure regulatory compliance. Infrastructure project continues The council also approved Change Orders 6 and 7 for the Silver Lake Infrastructure Improvement Project. Change Order 6 decreases the contract amount by $16,399.27 to reflect adjustments to quantities and bid items associated with a previously approved change order. Change Order 7 increases the contract by $25,163.17 and adds an 8-inch raw water main from Well No. 2 along Tower Avenue toward the site of a future water treatment plant. Engineers said installing the pipe now while streets are already under reconstruction will reduce future construction costs and avoid additional disruption. The work is fully eligible for water-related grant funding. A wastewater and water system analysis related to future development is anticipated by Wednesday, July 1. Project engineers reported underground utility work is complete along Center Street, Park Avenue and Oliver Avenue, and those streets have been brought up to gravel. Concrete curb and street work is expected in the coming weeks. Underground utility installation continues along Frank Street, Queen Avenue, Rice Avenue, and Summit Avenue, with those streets expected to be brought up to gravel by mid-July. Additional demolition work is expected to begin in early