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Trumbull County discusses phased study to relocate 911 dispatch; commissioners debate funding
Summary
Trumbull County commissioners on May 14 discussed a phased plan to study and design a relocation or renovation of the county 911 dispatch center, with consultants estimating roughly $93,000 for an initial package and engineers warning full relocation or major renovation could cost millions.
Trumbull County commissioners on May 14 discussed a phased plan to study and design a relocation or renovation of the county 911 dispatch center, with contractors proposing an initial package of structural review, renderings and testing to produce cost estimates that could be used for grant applications.
County staff presented a Phase 1 scope from NCM Consulting Group and associated technical work from MCM/Phillips Mechanical and an outside structural-testing contractor. The presenters described the Phase 1 budget as roughly $18,300 for initial work, $45,561 for consulting/renderings and up to $30,000 for structural testing — a combined initial estimate county staff repeatedly summarized as about $93,000. Bruce Schneck, who joined commissioners for the briefing, said the structural testing could be the largest element: “Most of the other costs that we have in…
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