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Sep 29, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
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71
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14,530
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This Order Form details a 24-month agreement between Flock Group Inc. and IL - Channahon PD for Flock Safety's LPR hardware and FlockOS software and services. The contract has an annual recurring cost of $33,000.00, leading to a stated Contract Total of $66,000.00 for the initial term, with a Net Total of $57,156.16 after estimated credits. The agreement outlines specific products, features, billing schedules, and general terms, with an estimated contract start date of May 1, 2025.
This document is a Purchase Requisition from the POLICE department to FLOCK SAFETY for the procurement of 4 additional FLOCK CAMERAS and associated implementation services. The requested start date for these services is December 8, 2022, for a duration of one year, with a total cost of $12,200.00.
This is a purchase requisition (No 22-1425) from the POLICE department for 7 Flock pole cameras and associated service for two years from FLOCK SAFETY. The total cost for the implementation fee and two years of service is $36,750.00, with the service period commencing around the requested date of October 26, 2022.
This document details a Field Trial Agreement between Axon Enterprise, Inc. and the Channahon Police Department, commencing February 6, 2023, for a 30-day period. Axon provides various Trial Kits, including hardware like body cameras and TASER devices, and software services such as Axon Evidence, Auto-Tagging, Respond, Auto-Transcribe, and Fleet, free of charge for evaluation. The Agency is obligated to use the kits for trial purposes only, adhere to training, and return all items within 10 days post-trial. Failure to return items or damage beyond normal wear and tear will result in invoicing at MSRP. The agreement also covers data ownership, security, privacy, and specific license restrictions for the trial products and services.
This document outlines a Service Agreement between Motorola Solutions and Channahon Police Dept for extended warranty services (4RE and M500), effective from April 16, 2025, to April 15, 2026. The total extended cost for these services is $4,280.00. The agreement also includes an Online Terms Acknowledgement incorporating the Master Customer Agreement and a Cybersecurity Online Terms Acknowledgement, both referencing additional online terms and conditions.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Channahon
The Board recognized a community volunteer for decades of service and discussed the holiday and meeting schedule for the upcoming year. Action items included approving a host community benefit agreement for a solar project and authorizing a contract for regional transportation planning. The Board reviewed a resolution regarding social media terms of use, received an update on municipal bond investments, and approved the vacation and dedication of municipal utility easements. Public comments addressed ongoing traffic and safety concerns in local neighborhoods, inquiries regarding the usage and oversight of automated surveillance systems by the police department, and requests for support for local arts events.
The Village Board meeting included approvals for the 2027 Holiday Schedule and meeting dates, an ordinance authorizing a Host Community Benefit Agreement with CSG3, LLC, and a contract for the Northeast Grundy County Transportation Regional Collaboration Plan. Discussion topics covered the release of a maintenance guarantee for Glazier Development, the vacation of a municipal easement for Rush Intermodal, and the adoption of a Public Social Media Terms of Use Policy. Additionally, the Board recognized departing staff members, received updates on ongoing development projects such as the Dunkin construction, and heard departmental reports from the Police and Public Works departments. An executive session was held regarding litigation and personnel matters.
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The Board addressed several agenda items, including the approval of financial payments, bills, and payroll. Discussions involved reports from the Village President regarding community events, water commission funding, and local infrastructure projects. The Board approved an agreement for an independent contractor in the Finance Department, consolidated Civic Plus contracts, and authorized a Special Use Permit and Host Community Benefit Agreement for a solar energy facility. Additionally, resolutions were passed concerning public utility easement acquisitions and the purchase of road salt, alongside reviews of monthly statistical reports from various municipal departments.
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