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Logan County court accepts phone system bid contingent on state grant; agrees to up to 20% local match
Summary
The court accepted a single bid for a new county phone system and mapping solution, authorized applying for a state grant, and approved contingency to commit up to a 20% county match if the grant is awarded; the total bid was $391,302.42.
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Logan County Fiscal Court on March 11 acknowledged receipt of a single bid from GeoConnect for a new county phone system and mapping solution and authorized staff to apply for a state grant to cover the purchase. County staff said the total system and mapping package is priced at $391,302.42.
The court voted to accept the bid for the purpose of submitting a grant application and approved a contingency that if the state award is made the county will provide a local match of up to 20 percent. Staff explained the mapping component integrates caller location with the phone system so 9‑1‑1 calls can be accurately located when callers cannot identify their position.
The court noted the bid period remains valid through August and that if the grant is not awarded the county will consider funding the project through next year’s budget; staff said the consoles and other communications upgrades already drawn from current fiscal appropriations would be coordinated with this purchase if the grant is secured. The motion approved in the meeting authorized the county to proceed with the grant request and, contingent on award, to execute necessary contract actions to buy the system with a county match not to exceed 20 percent.

