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Plainfield council advances county-funded plan to install seven emergency sirens across the city
Summary
Council authorized a county-funded contract not to exceed $495,739.24 to install a seven-siren early-warning system that the city says will add an audible layer (about 80 decibels in most areas) to existing text alerts; officials discussed coverage, testing and accessibility for hearing-impaired residents.
The Plainfield City Council advanced a proposal to deploy a citywide emergency warning siren system under a service agreement with JCT Solutions, funded by a Union County grant and presented to the council as carrying no direct cost to city taxpayers.
Communications & Technology Director (Speaker 11) said the proposed service agreement with JCT Solutions would not exceed $495,739.24 and would deliver seven sirens across Plainfield. JCT representatives described each device as…
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