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Asotin council declines renewal of Regroup emergency notification contract

Asotin City Council · October 15, 2024
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Summary

Mayor Dwayne Paris told the council the city received a $10,000 bill for a four-year Regroup emergency notification contract that had been used only twice; the council decided not to continue the service.

Mayor Dwayne Paris reported the city received a $10,000 bill covering four years for the Regroup emergency notification contract and said the system had been used only twice in that period. After discussion, the council decided not to continue the Regroup service.

The decision was recorded in the mayor’s report; no formal motion to terminate a contract was included in the minutes beyond the council’s determination not to continue the service at this time. The item will likely require follow-up if staff need to formally cancel or not renew a procurement contract.