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The Kirkwood City Council on July 3 approved Bill 11081, appropriating $8,995 from the equitable sharing fund balance to the police department’s machinery and equipment account and accepting a single-source quote from NITV Federal Services LLC for computerized voice stress analyzer software.
City staff presented the ordinance authorizing the director of procurement to issue a purchase order to NITV Federal Services LLC for the $8,995 acquisition. Council members asked no substantive questions during the roll call, and the bill passed final reading on a unanimous vote.
The purchase will be funded from the city’s equitable sharing fund balance. The transcript records the council’s roll-call yes votes but does not include additional detail about vendor selection beyond the single-source designation.
City procurement and the police department will complete the purchase and deploy the software per department policy and applicable law.
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