Hutchinson County tables ARP-funded panic-button security system after procurement questions
County probation staff demonstrated a radio-based panic-button system that bypasses 911; after questions about sole-source procurement and cost, commissioners voted to table the ARP funding request for further review.
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Commissioners heard a demonstration of a radio-based panic-button system proposed for Adult and Juvenile Probation offices, then voted to table the ARP funding request amid procurement questions.
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