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Omaha officials discuss $multiyear purchase of portable Motorola radios for police and fire
Summary
City officials and public-safety leaders described the need to replace aging radios and the limited market options for compatible equipment, with finance staff saying costs are planned across multiple budget years.
City officials and public-safety leaders described a planned, multiyear purchase of portable radios from Motorola Solutions Inc. for the Omaha Police and Fire Departments, saying the current radios are nearing the end of service and replacements carry a large price tag.
Deputy Chief Anna Colon of the Omaha Police Department and Fire Chief Kathy Bosman told the City Council that the existing equipment is aging and that Motorola is the primary supplier that will provide needed service and warranty coverage. "The current ones the Omaha Police Department has are approximately 10 to 15 years old," Deputy Chief Anna Colon said. "That is correct." Chief Kathy Bosman said…
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