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Drexel Heights board approves dispatch Subscriber Services agreements for three districts
Summary
The board authorized Subscriber Services Agreements for dispatch services with Helmet Peak Volunteer Fire Department, Corona de Tucson Fire District and Arivaca Fire District to use the Valley Emergency Communications Center; each motion passed unanimously (4-0).
The Drexel Heights Governing Board authorized three Subscriber Services Agreements for dispatch-related services through the Valley Emergency Communications Center. Chair Gary Bynum moved to authorize the agreement with Helmet Peak Volunteer Fire Department; Board Member James Bertrand moved adoption of Resolution 2026-11 for Corona de Tucson; and the board adopted Resolution 2026-12 with Arivaca Fire District. Each action was approved by voice vote, recorded as 4-0.
Minutes record these as standard agreements to provide dispatch services; the record does not include contract amounts or service-level details. The agreements were processed as individual resolutions and motions on the consent/regular agenda.
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