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Public safety asks approval to renew alarm system and accept long-term tower use from state police
Summary
Public safety requested renewal of an alarm/registry system with Honeywell Sign Group for $828 and sought approval to enter an agreement with the Pennsylvania State Police for long-term use of a tower shelter and generator at Taylor Stand Road.
Public safety staff asked commissioners to approve the annual renewal of the Public Safety Building's registry/alarm system with Honeywell Sign Group at a cost of $828. The item was presented as a budgeted expense.
Staff also requested authorization to enter into an agreement with the Pennsylvania State Police to use their tower shelter and generator at the Taylor Stand Road tower site for another 99 years at no cost to the county. A staff member said they were acting as an intermediary and expected the state procurement office would handle the final arrangements.
Commissioners thanked the public safety team for their response during a recent 9-1-1 outage and noted lengthy coordination with state authorities; the transcript contains commendations but does not record a formal vote on the tower agreement or the system renewal.
