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City
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Overland Park
County
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Johnson
Address
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12400 Foster St
Phone Number
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(913) 895-6300
Zip Code
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66213
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This contract between the City of Overland Park, Kansas, and Motorola Solutions, Inc. details the provision of hardware, software, and related services for an in-car video and body camera system. It outlines a phased compensation structure, a contract term commencing on June 8, 2023, with an initial period until city acceptance followed by an automatic five-year renewal, and extensive terms regarding indemnification, dispute resolution, termination, insurance, and general operational provisions. The agreement also addresses data security, intellectual property, and compliance with various state and local laws.
This contract is a Communications System Agreement between Motorola Solutions, Inc. and Johnson County, Kansas, for the purchase and sale of a comprehensive communications system including equipment, software, and related services. The agreement, dated March 19, 2013, specifies an initial Contract Price for the system, payment terms, warranties, and outlines provisions for future purchases of additional equipment, software, and services, with an ordering period extending until December 1, 2022. Amendment No. 4, effective February 5, 2018, updates the discount schedule for these future purchases.
This document bundles a Mutual Confidentiality and Nondisclosure Agreement (NDA) and a Data Sharing Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Flock Group, Inc. (Flock Safety) and the City of Overland Park. The NDA, effective May 31, 2023, for two years, governs the exchange of confidential information for a potential business relationship. The MOU, effective June 12, 2023, for five years, provides the City access to Flock's technology platform for investigative purposes, explicitly stating no financial commitment is required from the City. The document also includes Attachment A, detailing general contractual terms and conditions, and a Certificate of Liability Insurance for Flock Group, Inc.
This agreement outlines the purchase of hardware, software, and related services by the City of Overland Park, Kansas, from HID Global Corporation, totaling $29,143.26. The contract, effective November 12, 2024, incorporates a GSA Schedule Contract (47QTCA24D00CF) and a specific quote (SQ-2024-QTO-234116). It includes terms for compensation, agreement duration, termination, indemnification, dispute resolution, and comprehensive insurance requirements. The agreement is set to continue until November 12, 2030, based on the longest maintenance plan.
This agreement, effective October 17, 2022, is between the City of Overland Park, Kansas, and Motorola Solutions, Inc, for the purchase of Subscriber Radio Equipment and associated services. The total compensation payable to Motorola Solutions, Inc for these products and services is $135,503.04, as detailed in Motorola Quotes 1855145 and 1855195. The agreement also establishes the order of precedence for related documents and includes amendments to specific clauses of the Johnson County Cooperative Purchasing Contract regarding invoice and notice delivery.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Overland Park Police Department
The meeting included a review of various parks and recreation topics, including updates on aquatic facilities, ongoing community center renovations, and upcoming public events. The council discussed the Playbook OP update, focusing on the future role of steering and advisory committees in parks and recreation planning, as well as the need for maintenance and trail development. Additionally, the council reviewed projected capital improvement and master improvement plan (CIP/MIP) budgets and received a report regarding past World Cup watch party events and future strategies.
The council discussed updates from the Parks and Recreation staff regarding recent installations like the Growing Kindness sculpture and Forest Forms exhibit, as well as operational updates on facilities such as the Arboretum greenhouse and various community events like the Soccer Summer Celebration. Key discussion topics included an update on the Unified Development Ordinance, specifically regarding zoning district reductions and alignment with FrameworkOP character areas, and an update on the PlaybookOP plan concerning universal design, aquatics, and trails. Additionally, the committee endorsed the Wayfinding Plan and discussed scheduling a future Parks Tour.
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The meeting involved the approval of various land-use and development projects, including the Stratford Square rezoning, a Special Use Permit for a hotel, and the renewal of a billboard permit. Development plans were approved for the Aspiria project, the Woodmyre Pool and Amenity Area, and the Wild Horse Amenity Site. Additionally, the commission authorized staff to publish amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance related to new state legislation, while several other agenda items were continued to a future session.
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