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Committee accepts Stonegarden funds and approves Motorola purchases tied to the grant
Summary
Wyoming County approved an Operation Stonegarden award of at least $75,000, appropriated the funds ($75,000) for law enforcement equipment and overtime, and authorized Motorola contracts for license plate readers ($50,000) and antenna installations ($48,000) to be funded in part from Stonegarden and SLETPP awards.
The Wyoming County Public Safety Committee on July 2 approved a FY25 Operation Stonegarden grant application and acceptance for a minimum of $75,000 (effective Sept. 1, 2025 through Aug. 31, 2028). The committee also recorded an appropriation of $75,000—$50,000 to Law Enforcement Fire Safety Equipment and $25,000 to overtime—to reflect awarded Stonegarden funds.
Linked procurement actions included authorization of a Motorola Solutions contract not to exceed $50,000 for three license plate reader systems (licensing and software included) and a separate Motorola contract not to exceed $48,000 for antenna installation at public safety tower sites. The minutes state the license plate reader purchase would be paid with Operation Stonegarden grant funds. Motions for the Stonegarden items and the Motorola license plate readers and antennas were recorded as carried (motions: Granger; Ayes: 7; and Kehl; Ayes: 7).
