A memo from the Joint 911 Communications Board to the commission said the county and the city have worked together to bring this project together in the most cost effective means possible.
“This new system will allow us an effective and interoperable radio system for our community into the future,” the memo said.
The memo added Monday’s vote came after work by the communications board, a heroic effort from Liberal City Counselor Lynn Koehn and Seward County Counselor Nathan Foreman and support of both the city and county commissions, which made a complete proposal to the county commission possible at Monday’s meeting.
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