Augusta Public Safety - Parking Lot & Sidewalk Repair or Replacement (Request for Proposal)
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Sep 22, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Parking Lot & Sidewalk Repair or Replacement.
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Posted
Sep 22, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Parking Lot & Sidewalk Repair or Replacement.
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This Service Agreement between Motorola Solutions and Butler County outlines the provision of recurring services, including vendor management, ASTRO SUA II implementation and field services, SUS, and System Upgrade Agreement II. The contract is effective from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2025, with an annual payment cycle and a grand total of $108,562.16. The agreement also incorporates detailed Service Terms and Conditions and a Cybersecurity Online Terms Acknowledgement.
This document is a Change Order (No. 1209628149-032023-01) dated 3/20/23 to an existing Service Agreement (Contract # 09-29-2015) between Motorola Solutions, Inc. and Butler County, KS. Its purpose is to transition the customer's legacy VESTA Alert/Communicator solution to RAVE Alert, incorporating a Subscription Software Addendum and a Software Products Addendum. The original contract value of $12,000 remains unchanged by this specific Change Order, resulting in a new total contract value of $12,000. The project for this upgrade has a new completion date of 5/1/2023. New subscription services are subject to an initial 12-month term with automatic renewals.
This document is a Service Agreement between Motorola Solutions and BUTLER COUNTY for services rendered from January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2023. The agreement covers various services including SUS, Contract Administration, ASTRO SUA II implementation, and System Upgrade Agreement II. The total cost for these services is $89,765.75, payable annually. The contract includes specific terms and conditions, as well as an acknowledgement section for cybersecurity services.
This contract is a Master Services Agreement and Order Form between Flock Group Inc. and KS - Butler County SO for the provision of a public safety operating system, including LPR cameras and FlockOS software. The agreement, effective 2023-11-28 for an initial term of 12 months, outlines product descriptions, professional services, and payment terms, with a total cost of $34,000.00 for the first year. It covers various legal aspects such as data use, confidentiality, liability, and installation obligations.
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The Board addressed various land use and administrative matters, including the consideration of new data center zoning regulations, multiple homestead and mortgage lot splits with Agricultural Preservation Overlay agreements, and several rezoning requests. The commissioners authorized the purchase of various Public Works equipment, such as trucks, an asphalt planer, and a mowing tractor, and approved the renewal of a software support agreement. Additional business included the authorization of disaster relief for property fire damage, a work session on microwave and paging system replacements, the approval of an annexation request, and the acquisition of land for a bridge replacement project.
The Planning Commission meeting addressed several items, including approvals for a mortgage lot split, a homestead lot split, a final plat request, and a zoning variance request. The majority of the meeting involved an extensive public comment session regarding draft data center regulations. Community members voiced significant concerns regarding the potential impact of data centers on local water resources, noise levels, environmental health, infrastructure, and the necessity for stricter regulations, third-party oversight, and transparent public processes.
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The Planning Commission addressed several land-use requests, including conditional use permits for a wedding venue, a pole vault training center, and a therapeutic riding center, all of which were approved with specific conditions. Rezoning requests to Residential Estates were reviewed, with the board discussing water usage regulations and addressing neighborhood concerns. The board formally adopted the Butler County Comprehensive Plan and approved final plats for Countryside Acres and Claassen Estates. An updated Planning and Zoning Fee Schedule was accepted. Additionally, the commission provided the rationale for a previously denied event venue application, citing concerns regarding incompatibility with the residential neighborhood due to noise and traffic impacts, and held discussions regarding ongoing floodplain mapping projects and future zoning regulations for data centers.
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