County picks HQE alert software, accepts EMPG award to support emergency communications
Neosho County approved a 3-year HQE alert-and-warning software contract totaling $20,735.79 to be split between 911 Communications and Emergency Management, and accepted an EMPG reimbursement award of $23,539.29; both motions passed 3-0 on May 19, 2026.
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Emergency Management Director Melanie Kent-Culp presented quotes for alert and warning software and recommended HQE. The commission approved a 3-year HQE contract option with a total county cost recorded as $20,735.79 to be split between 911 Communications and the Emergency Management Department.
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