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Commissioners authorize Title III search-and-rescue vehicle RFP up to $46,000
Summary
Administrative Officer Shelley Burgess and Emergency Manager Nick Vora asked the commission to authorize staff to accept a qualifying Title III grant-funded vehicle proposal up to $46,000 to meet search-and-rescue needs; Commissioners Seavert and Anderes approved the authorization.
The commission authorized staff July 15 to accept a qualifying bid for a used search-and-rescue vehicle up to the Title III grant maximum of $46,000 so the county would not lose an available vehicle. Administrative Officer Shelley Burgess said the RFP was posted and delivered to local dealers and that Emergency Manager Nick Vora prepared the request with a July 17 deadline.
"The maximum amount that is approved under the grant is $46,000 and the proposal explains the needs of the vehicle," Burgess said while presenting the request. Commissioners authorized Burgess and Vora to accept a proposal within that budget; Commissioner Jake Seavert moved the authorization, Commissioner Paul Anderes seconded, and the motion carried. Vora confirmed RFPs were sent to all three local dealerships and commissioners expressed appreciation for keeping the purchase local.
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