Baron Weather API subscription proposed for Lafayette County emergency apps
A Baron Weather proposal would provide Lafayette County a precision weather API for emergency and operational use, with a one‑year option at $600/month or a three‑year option at $525/month; staff lists datasets and an API transaction budget and says the package includes 24/7 technical support.
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The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider a proposal from Baron Weather at its October 26, 2026 meeting to provide the county with a commercial weather‑data application programming interface for use in county apps and emergency systems. The proposal, prepared for county staff, outlines a menu of high‑resolution datasets and two subscription pricing options: $600 per month for a one‑year commitment or $525 per month for a three‑year commitment. Billing frequency may be monthly, quarterly, or annually, and the vendor guarantees the monthly rate for the chosen term.
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