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Sheriff’s office to buy 22 radio chargers with ARPA funds totaling $30,011.52
Summary
The board approved an ARPA-funded purchase for bank chargers for emergency radios at $1,364.16 per unit for 22 units, totaling $30,011.52, after a presentation by Sheriff Corey Bristol.
Sheriff Corey Bristol asked the board to approve purchase of bank chargers for 22 emergency radios purchased with American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The county recorded a per-unit cost of $1,364.16 for 22 units, totaling $30,011.52, and the board approved the purchase on Oct. 15.
The motion to approve the purchase was moved by Comm. Wayne Olson and seconded by Comm. John DeGroot; on roll call the board voted yes (Ruland, Olson, DeGroot, Rice and Hollekim). The minutes identify ARPA as the funding source for the chargers.
The minutes do not list a vendor name for the chargers or a delivery timeline; follow-up procurement and installation steps will be handled by the Sheriff’s Office and county procurement staff.
