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Sheriff: county to buy APX 6500 mobile radio; Emergency Management trailer declared surplus

Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners · February 4, 2025
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Summary

Sheriff Jason Purrington told commissioners squad radios purchased in 2012 are end-of-life; the board approved purchasing an APX 6500 for $5,793.12 from Alpha Wireless and declared the Emergency Management trailer surplus, authorizing its sale.

Sheriff Jason Purrington told the board that the mobile radios in squad cars—purchased in 2012—have reached end-of-life and will no longer be supported. The county received a state quote from Alpha Wireless for an APX 6500 mobile radio totaling $5,793.12; Commissioner Larry Anderson moved and Commissioner Tom Appel seconded approval to purchase the radio from Alpha Wireless off the state quote, and the motion passed unanimously.

Commissioners also discussed the county’s Emergency Management trailer, which has not been used for several years. Commissioner Tom Appel moved and Commissioner Wayne Maras seconded a motion to declare the trailer surplus and authorize the Emergency Management Director to sell it; the board approved the motion unanimously. The board did not record a sale price or timeline for disposal during the Feb. 4 meeting.