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- 800 Adams Avenue renovation included ERRCS antenna installation to provide county radio coverage inside the building. - Prior signal testing found police radios would not work inside 800 Adams Avenue. - ERRCS cost was budgeted at $65,000 and lowest quote was $91,231 (RFC Designs; $26,231 over).
- COMU radio cache replacement called for replacing ~30 cache radio batteries at $57 each (~$1,680 total). - Board approved an ARMER limited interoperability plan including access to law enforcement encrypted talkgroups pending waiver. - 2026–2027 SECB grant updates reported $575,000 total anticipated funding with first awards expected in September.
- Lake County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Communications Dispatch Services proposal presented for potential consolidation discussions - City’s dispatch budget referenced as $932,100 FY; initial estimated annual contract cost shown as $285,924 for 2026-2027 - Motorola Premier One CAD transition cited; October 2026 service start and a one-time equipment upgrade described
- Pack Fire after-action findings cite radio communications challenged by coverage limitations and frequency coordination problems. - Pack Fire dispatch and notification issues included uneven paging and delays in notifications. - OEM planning identifies public alert systems ownership gaps for Genasys and Ready Mono.
- Radio committee cited an “antiquated analog system” affecting emergency dispatches. - Rescue repeater was not performing well with no reported repair/service update for 60 days. - Members raised concerns about stuck-mic outages reducing operations to two digital channels. - Radio committee recommended an independent engineering communications study, not tied to manufacturers.
- Pima Community College approved a $845,338.91 seven-year Motorola radio replacement contract (June 18, 2026–June 17, 2033). - Tucson Police encrypted its radio system in April 2026, creating a PCC Police encrypted-communications gap and loss of interoperability. - The contract includes radio replacement, AES-256 encryption capability, training, software, and a seven-year subscription license.
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