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County approves 9-1-1 camera upgrades, tower lighting and authorizes fiber plan with annual renewal condition
Summary
Wagoner County commissioners approved replacement of legacy 9-1-1 coax cameras with IP-based cameras, permitted tower lighting and other radio-site maintenance, and authorized staff to pursue a three-year fiber service arrangement contingent on an annual renewal/appropriation plan.
Wagoner County commissioners approved several measures on March 10 to upgrade public-safety communications, including new IP-based cameras for the 9-1-1 center, repairs and monitoring for tower lighting and an agreement to pursue fiber to several radio sites with conditions.
The Sheriff's Office presented competitive quotes for upgrading the 9-1-1 camera system and replacing coaxial cameras with IP cameras. The low bidder, JTI Security, submitted a combined quote of $7,096.68 for cameras and $6,394.17 for cabling; commissioners approved the purchase and directed payment from the 9-1-1 donation account used for dispatch equipment.
Separately, the board approved a package of work to repair tower lighting at the Yonkers site, arrange annual tower inspections and install components for a ham radio setup. Contractors were selected from competitive quotes, with…
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