Levelland approves ARPA-funded access-control and panic-button project through Alliance for Community Solutions
Council authorized an ARPA-funded access control and panic-button system integrating credentialing and mass notification across City Hall, police, fire and communications facilities. Staff noted the system is scalable and includes a 10% contingency; local cabling options may reduce quoted costs.
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The Levelland City Council approved an ARPA-funded situation-based access control and panic-button project on May 5, authorizing the City Manager to proceed with implementation through the Alliance for Community Solutions (ACS). The project will install a base unit at the city's communications center, update access control at the police department, the fire station and City Hall, and expand credentialing so peace officers from any agency can access buildings during an active threat mode.
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