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A presenter described that roughly 15 existing laptops cannot be upgraded to Windows 11 and proposed purchasing CF‑30 convertible devices that can dock in squad cradles, removing the need to upgrade older desktop PCs in the squad room. “They’re actually a laptop and the top pops out of them...they’ll be able to put them in a cradle in the squad room,” the presenter said.

Council discussion identified how the purchase would be funded: transfers from the opioid unrestricted fund, the rainy day fund and limited public safety funds, and that a newer quote had been obtained to cover the majority of the expense. The presenter also said the purchase will require vehicle mounts for some units and that the appropriation leaves funds available to address older firewalls discussed in the town’s executive session.

The public hearing on the ordinance attracted no public speakers and the council closed the hearing before moving the ordinance forward. The council then voted 5-0 to approve Ordinance 6-20-25.

The presenter said the town will test universal mounts and power conversions to determine exact vehicle‑fit requirements and will work with IT vendors to schedule any firewall upgrades. No specific vendor was identified at the June 17 meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Town Council","oneSentenceSummary","Council approved Ordinance 6-20-25 to transfer funds for replacement squad computers, mounts and related firewall work; presenters said the new devices will replace older desktops and unsupported laptops and that monies will come from opioid unrestricted, rainy day and public safety funds.","taxTitle","Mooresville Town, Morgan County, Indiana","taxId",70776,"location","Indiana","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6192291,"Mooresville Council tables Courson change order after vendor cites missing contract and billing glitch",152,91000,243000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=4113589-71075a4601080c278bff579f13f40989&start=91&end=243","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/4113589-71075a4601080c278bff579f13f40989/thumbnail_91000.jpg","/articles/6192291/Indiana/Mooresville-Council-tables-Courson-change-order-after-vendor-cites-missing-contract-and-billing-glitch","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6192291-553478d1bf77bbeea068c26e95acccff/orig.mp4?Expires=1771089541&Signature=nC320SqE~5Djzqmcq-IVaJe~10x9ZBkdTwvqvfxUyKA74r3dZSAt8fY2RUMuk-ZLy1nTaaOZmZYQkCqyK2IQ6XnA3lmx7LSOUTXTOceiGKEimZpMKSNS5SlabLNK1nmYj4ur8OO7-YDmT5EN7SqWTErDtWhc8owm1sRylfXdoxbpXnq2fdqZ1Nfadn40WOdZQIJnArslbo5UKgYwz8hSw9ZYyUqwJfkJ54GYEMZHdu9YksLaE4i1UxAcMuVwBcdZTZzvFUFII93dw532VFB48INNtAF7MymawC8X1vTDFUmY886TOcltYKHDJvC9FgnIyn15h30INZXxoP1pH-MGwA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Mooresville Town Council on June 17 voted unanimously to table a Courson Insurance change order after the vendor and town staff said they could not find a signed original project contract and a vendor software glitch had doubled labor charges.

Donnie Brown of Courson Insurance, the vendor on the project, told the council he reissued a quote after finding the system error and said the revised change order total is $6,723.27 for a replacement camera and radios. “I realized it was double charging labor, so I redid the quote...your final number is $6,723.27,” Brown said.

Brown said the change order covered two items: (1) a camera required by a state policy for the location where medicines are held at the fire department and (2) wireless radios to replace park radios that “no longer work” and for which parts are unavailable. He also said an Old Town Park door-lock line item was removed from the revised quote after town staff reported they had gone a different direction on locks.

Town legal counsel and staff told the council they have not been able to locate an original written project contract and that the redlined document Brown had shared related to a post‑installation service agreement rather than the underlying project contract. Counsel advised the council to have the parties memorialize the agreement in a single written contract before evaluating or approving change orders going forward.

Council members asked Courson to work with Phil (park staff) and to provide a contract that the town’s counsel could review. The council then voted 5-0 to table the change order and directed staff and counsel to finalize a written contract for consideration at the next meeting.

The council’s discussion noted the approximate difference between earlier higher totals and the revised quote; a councilmember observed the council’s prior figures moved “from 17 down to 6,” roughly an $11,000 difference, but no new payment was approved at the meeting.

Next steps recorded on the floor: Courson will deliver a written contract or revised agreement to town counsel and staff; counsel will review and return to the council at the next regular meeting for action. No final payment or contract signing occurred at the June 17 meeting.","The town council on June 17 tabled a $6,723.27 change order from Courson after the vendor and town staff said no signed original project contract could be located and a software error had double-charged labor; the council asked staff and counsel to memorialize the agreement in writing before any payment or further change orders.","actionData","errors"]

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Mooresville approves additional appropriation for police laptops and IT upgrades

Mooresville Council tables Courson change order after vendor cites missing contract and billing glitch