Join regional emergency radio system for police and fire departments
$934,725 one-time, $18,150 monthly, $217,800 yearly
In Plain English
Richmond's police and fire departments currently use separate radio systems that don't connect with other cities. The new regional system lets all Contra Costa and Alameda County agencies talk to each other during emergencies. If approved, the city pays $935,000 upfront plus $18,000 monthly to join.
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