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Oroville council approves several administrative measures; votes include fire contract change, 311 vendor selection and contracting for station analysis
Summary
The Oroville City Council voted Feb. 4 to approve a set of administrative and operational items including a CAL FIRE contract amendment, selection of a 311 vendor, study authorization for a potential second public-safety facility at 2000 Challenger Avenue and adoption of an electronic-signature policy.
The Oroville City Council voted on multiple administrative items at its Feb. 4 meeting, approving contract changes and procurement decisions and directing staff on follow-up steps.
Key votes at a glance - CAL FIRE contract amendment (Resolution No. 9345): Council ratified a contract amendment increasing the maximum payable amount by approximately $335,527, bringing the fiscal-year total to $5,431,753 to support a transition from a 72-hour to a 66-hour work schedule. The motion passed by roll-call with 4 yes, 1 no and 2 absent. The resolution ratifies the contract amendment and authorizes budgeted payments; staff noted this reflects the department’s staffing schedule change.
- Selection of Catalyst for the city 311 system: The council selected Catalyst as its 311/constituent-requests service provider and approved a first-year implementation cost not to exceed $45,007.50 and a recurring annual subscription cost noted in the staff report (annual…
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