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Brentwood discusses consent items including $156,225.65 public-safety software maintenance and $33,252.52 emergency engine repair
Summary
During the May 12 meeting the commission reviewed consent items for annual CentralSquare public-safety software maintenance ($156,225.65) and emergency repairs to Fire Engine 51 ($33,252.52).
During the May 12 meeting the commission reviewed consent-agenda items that included an annual maintenance and support agreement with CentralSquare and an emergency repair invoice for a Brentwood Fire Department engine.
Staff described the CentralSquare package as enterprise maintenance and support for computer-aided dispatch, records management, crime mapping and field-ops software, with a contract total for the upcoming year of $156,225.65. Staff invited questions and indicated vendor representatives were available; no substantive objections were raised in the commission discussion recorded in the transcript.
The commission also reviewed an emergency repair invoice for Engine 51 after an on-station incident in which one vehicle affected another and caused damage. Staff reported the repair was handled as an emergency and that the city filed an insurance claim; payment had been received from insurance. The stated cost for the repair was $33,252.52. Battalion Chief Harbor and the fleet manager were mentioned as handling logistics for returning the engine to service.
The transcript presents these items on the consent agenda and includes staff explanations; no detailed roll-call vote is recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The repair was described as completed or near completion and processed through insurance.
