Pike County authorizes environmental review contract and new mass notification system
Summary
The court authorized an engagement letter with Thunderbird Environmental for NRCS home buyout program review services and approved an agreement with HyperReach Technology to replace the county's emergency mass notification system after staff and the county attorney said they reviewed the contracts.
Pike County Fiscal Court authorized two vendor actions: a letter of engagement with Thunderbird Environmental for environmental database review work tied to the NRCS home buyout program, and an agreement with HyperReach Technology to replace the county's mass emergency notification system.
"Roy's reviewed the contract," Judge Jones said when presenting the Thunderbird Environmental authorization, and county attorney Roy confirmed he reviewed and suggested revisions. The court moved and approved the authorization to execute engagement letters and related documents.
Separately, the judge introduced authorization to execute an agreement with HyperReach Technology. "This is replacing the current, emergency notification system that we have. The system we have is good, but I think this is better," the judge said before the court voted to approve the authorization.
Both vendor actions were approved by roll call. Contract details such as cost and term length were not specified in the public discussion recorded in the transcript.
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