Price County to host radio‑system study; stakeholders from schools to hospitals invited
Summary
County officials said TUSA Consulting will visit the week of the 28th to gather stakeholders and evaluate whether a shared radio system for agencies and schools is feasible; findings are expected by year end with potential RFP and build steps to follow.
A county representative told the committee that a radio‑system study by TUSA Consulting will begin the week of the 28th. The study team will meet stakeholders — including school transportation, police departments, the sheriff's office, highway department, fire, EMS and the hospital — to inventory current radio use and explore whether one shared system with separate channels could meet local needs.
The presenter said stakeholders should discuss what works, what doesn't and whether a shared system could reduce duplicate costs for agencies that otherwise deploy separate million‑dollar radio systems. The consultant aims to complete research and contacts by the end of December; if the county board supports the findings, an RFP could follow taking three to six months, and a potential system build could target a 2028 go‑live date.
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