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Wichita signs new false‑alarm management contract after debate over revenue split
Summary
The council approved a one‑year contract (with renewal options) with PMAM Corporation to manage alarm registrations and false‑alarm billing, approving a 76% city / 24% vendor revenue split after staff argued improved service and CAD integration justified the terms.
Wichita — The City Council on Sept. 16 approved a new false‑alarm registration and management services contract with PMAM Corporation after an extended discussion over revenue sharing and performance.
Captain Jason Cooley of the Wichita Police Department told council the city has relied on a contracted vendor since 2009 to manage false‑alarm notifications and billing. As of December 2024 the city had 105,211 registered alarm permits and…
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