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Ways and Means Committee approves services agreement with Paseo Technologies LLC for bus technology

3424973 · April 16, 2025
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Summary

The committee approved a resolution to enter a services agreement with Paseo Technologies LLC to install technology on the county's buses for the new Oates system; members said the work will be funded from operating funds and staff confirmed funding is available.

The Allegany County Ways and Means Committee on April 16 voted to approve a resolution to enter into a services agreement with Paseo Technologies LLC to provide technology for buses tied to the county's new Oates system.

A county official introduced the request as "a resolution to enter in a services agreement with Paseo Technologies LLC" for technology to be installed on buses to support the new Oates system. The official said staff member Gwen could answer funding questions; staff indicated the contract will be paid from operating funds.

Committee discussion focused on funding. One committee member asked, "Is this funded through the programs they already have?" The county presenter replied that the cost would come from operating funds. The transcript includes a shorthand amount that appears truncated; the committee did not provide a clear dollar total during the meeting. The motion to approve the services agreement was moved and seconded; the committee approved the resolution on voice vote.

The meeting record does not include a roll-call vote or a contract value in clear form; the committee recorded that the agreement is to provide onboard technology for the Oates system and that funding will come from the system's operating funds.

No implementation timeline, contract length, or procurement details were stated in the transcript; staff present were asked to answer follow-up questions about funding and procurement outside the meeting.