Fire Station Financing - Request for Proposal
Posted
Sep 6, 2026
Sep 28, 2026
Provision of financing to construct a fire station.
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Posted
Sep 6, 2026
Sep 28, 2026
Provision of financing to construct a fire station.
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102856
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76
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This document comprises three separate quotes from Axon Enterprise, Inc. to Morton Police Dept. - IL, along with a Statement of Work. The quotes cover different Axon products and services, including an Officer Safety Plan (Q-683446-45831JK for $66,682.40), a Fleet 3 Advanced 10 Year plan (Q-695013-45805JK for $323,231.58), and another Officer Safety Plan (Q-549034-45384.975JK for $914,853.99). Each quote specifies program length, payment schedules, itemized pricing, delivery details, and standard terms and conditions. The SOW provides general terms for the Axon Fleet solution, detailing installation and service provisions.
This comprehensive document details a Master Services Agreement between Flock Group Inc. and IL-Morton PD, establishing the legal framework for their relationship. It includes three separate Order Forms for the provision of Flock Safety LPR products, software add-ons, and professional services. The first Order Form, signed December 27, 2023, has a 60-month term totaling $209,750.00. Two subsequent Order Forms, signed March 25, 2024, and October 22, 2024, each cover additional services for 24-month terms, totaling $33,950.00 and $35,050.00 respectively. The agreement outlines billing schedules, product descriptions, and standard terms and conditions, with services commencing from the respective Order Form signing dates and extending up to December 27, 2028, for the longest-term agreement.
This contract involves the provision of various Axon equipment and licensing bundles to the Morton Police Department, including camera systems, multi-bay docks, and software licenses. The agreement spans 60 months, with a total contract value of $137,986.70, covering equipment delivery, installation, and training services.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Village of Morton
The meeting included public comments regarding property liens and vacancy concerns. The Village Clerk provided updates on election filing dates for trustee positions and the requirements for economic interest statements. Additionally, external auditors presented the annual financial audit, noting a clean opinion and successful federal compliance testing for ARPA grant expenditures, while recommending improvements for payroll salary documentation and capital outlay budgeting procedures.
The board approved ordinances to implement free lifetime licenses for dogs and bicycles to improve recovery efforts for lost pets and property. The Department of Public Works received approval for the construction of a new gas and water billing facility, awarded to Peoria Metro Construction. Additionally, the board approved proposals for video surveillance and access control systems, as well as the installation of a new pressure washer for the facility. Finally, a closed session was held to discuss collective bargaining matters and employee salary schedules.
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The board reviewed the 2022 sales tax receipts and received an annual report regarding building permits. Key action items included a 2023 motor fuel tax resolution for seal coating, a failed zoning amendment petition for a property on South Main Street, and an approved special use request for outdoor storage at 3900 West Jackson Street. Additionally, the board considered and rejected an ordinance regarding dance, music, and art studios in the B2 zoning district. The session concluded with a motion for a closed meeting to discuss employee salary schedules.
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