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Union County details RAVE Mobile Safety amendment; intends to replace CODE Red
Summary
Union County accepted an amendment to its Motorola Solutions agreement reallocating line items for RAVE set-up, IPAWS integration, a five-year software subscription and Mobile Reach, totaling adjusted amounts described during the April 16 meeting; the county said this service will replace CODE Red.
At the April 16 meeting Commissioner Harold Collins accepted an Agreement Amendment between Motorola Solutions, Inc. and Union County for RAVE Mobile Safety. The amendment details a $2,500 RAVE setup fee, $10,000.20 for IPAWS integration, $24,156.61 for a five-year software subscription and $11,040.40 for Mobile Reach; the minutes note the total agreement amount remains the same but line items were adjusted.
The county is replacing its previous CODE Red alerting service with RAVE Mobile Safety under the restructured agreement. No public discussion of alternate vendors or a roll-call vote was recorded in the minutes; the acceptance was recorded as an action taken by Commissioner Collins.
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