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Randolph County revises 911 Motorola contract, reduces consoles and cost
Summary
Commissioners approved a Motorola Solutions service change order for the 911 center that reduces consoles from seven to five, lowers the contract by roughly $40,000 and sets the new contract amount at $235,391.26.
The Randolph County Commission approved a service change order with Motorola Solutions for the county 911 system during its June 18 meeting. Commissioner Chris Siler explained 911/OEM Director Mike Miller was unavailable because of storm response; Siler said the contract revision reduces the number of operator consoles from seven to five and will save about $40,000. The new contract amount was recorded as $235,391.26, and the motion passed unanimously.
The minutes indicate the change is a service modification rather than a new procurement; recorded justification focused on lowering costs tied to a reduced console count. The minutes do not record additional implementation milestones or a timeline for installation; 911/OEM Director Mike Miller was cited as the responsible office but was not present to answer questions during the meeting.
