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Board approves five agreements including Motorola amendment and TransUnion subscription
Summary
The board approved Resolution 2026‑36 authorizing five agreements: a $75,000 Dutchtown neighborhood amendment, a Motorola Astro25 contract amendment (with a budget transfer discussed), a support contract for PeopleSoft, software for IT recovery, and a TransUnion investigative subscription (annual fee cited).
At its July 15 meeting the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners approved Resolution 2026‑36, a package of five agreements presented by the department’s budget and finance representative.
Mister Sullivan described each item: a $75,000 phase‑5 addition for a Dutchtown neighborhood program requested in the intelligence fiscal 2027 budget; a five‑year Motorola amendment intended to maintain the department’s Astro25 radio system (the department requested ~$843,001.46 in its budget and Sullivan said a budget transfer of $395,002.35 would be required to cover the year’s cost); a support agreement for the current PeopleSoft system with Integrated Technology Partners (Sullivan corrected the figure during discussion to $200,000); a sales quote from Eagle Technologies for recovery and storage software for the IT division; and a TransUnion investigative tool subscription for the fraud unit (quoted as $99,009.24 per year).
Lieutenant Tully read Resolution 2026‑36, Commissioners discussed the items briefly and then Commissioner Brown moved to approve; Commissioner Ortega seconded. By roll call the motion carried and the resolution was approved.
The board recorded the agreements and authorized the chief to execute them as incorporated in the resolution. The meeting record does not show detailed funding-line discussion beyond Sullivan’s note that a budget transfer would be necessary for the Motorola amendment.
