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County approves amendment to L3Harris 911 managed‑services contract to add five sites
Summary
The Deschutes County 911 director presented an amendment to the L3Harris managed‑services agreement to add five sites, increasing annual maintenance by $118,436; the board approved the amendment by unanimous vote.
Deschutes County’s 911 program asked the board June 3 to amend its existing 10‑year managed‑services agreement with L3Harris to add five additional communications sites: Hellebute, Sisters Camp Sherman Fire Department site, LongB site, road department site and the Kingwood backup center. Commissioners approved the amendment during the meeting; staff said the change increases annual maintenance costs by $118,436 (about $23,600 per added site).
Commissioners recorded a vote following a brief explanation from 911 staff. The amendment was presented as a maintenance and reliability action to support emergency communications infrastructure countywide.
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