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$1.4M grant for 911/EOC falls short of bids; engineers to explore options

Warren County Board of Commissioners · April 14, 2026

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Warren County reported a $1.4 million grant for a new 911/Emergency Operations Center but said the lowest construction bid received was $2.8 million, creating a funding gap; engineers will consider ways to address the shortfall.

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Chairman John R. Graham told commissioners that Warren County received a $1.4 million grant—secured through the office of U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff—for a new 911/Emergency Operations Center (EOC). Bids received on March 23, 2026 produced a low bid of $2.8 million, leaving a funding shortfall the county must address.

Graham said county engineers are exploring options to close the gap and that he would provide updates when more information is available. No formal action was taken at the April 14 meeting.

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