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IGA Boulder County_Law enforcement dispatch services
Meeting Date
11/17/2020
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Resolution
Ord/Res - Year
2020
Ord/Res - Number
89
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9C5
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DocuSign Envelope ID: 7443B30E-E291-49EC-8947-3A2133EA4DF9 <br />guard authority to the BCCC, While guarding the City's ORI, hit confirmations will be provided <br />by BCCC. The Terminal Guard Agreement is hereto attached as Exhibit B. <br />c. Dispatching Services. The BCCC will dispatch law enforcement resources by public safety <br />radio, mobile computer aided dispatch ("CAD") terminal, phone, and/or pager, for all public - <br />initiated calls for service and any officer or fire/rescue-initiated activities. Additionally, BCCC <br />shall provide access, when practicable, to a dispatcher assigned to "Data Channel" whose <br />primary responsibilities include CCIC/NCIC clearances, DMV record checks, issuance of case <br />report numbers, requesting City -contracted tow vendors respond to a scene, and other non - <br />urgent matters consistent with BCCC-provided services. <br />During emergency events, the BCCC will provide a second operations channel and a <br />dedicated dispatcher may be made available upon request, if BCCC staffing allows and/or by <br />temporarily closing the data channel. There is no charge for short-term emergency use of a <br />second dispatcher and dedicated alternate channel. <br />d. Emergency Warnings to the Public. The BCCC will issue public warnings and messaging at <br />the request of the City for life -safety issues. All public warnings and messaging issued by the <br />BCCC are guided by and will be consistent with the alert terminology and methodology <br />contained in the Boulder Alert and Warning Annex to the Boulder County Emergency <br />Operations Plan (EOP). <br />e. Radio Channel Access. The BCCC shall provide the City's Police Department with Letters of <br />Authorization to afford access and use of primary and tactical BCCC radio channels. The <br />BCCC may also provide radio channel/frequency access through Letters of Authorization to <br />other law enforcement or public safety agencies that may provide direct assistance to the City <br />during an incident with the City's law enforcement jurisdiction. <br />f, Pagers. The Sheriffs Office will provide pager system access and use, as well as pager <br />programming at no additional cost to the City. <br />g. Special Events. When needed or requested by the Chief of Police or City Manager, and with <br />advanced notice, the BCCC may provide a dedicated channel and dispatcher for special <br />events within the City's law enforcement jurisdiction. The City is financially responsible for <br />compensating the Sheriffs Office for the hours worked under this Paragraph on an extra -duty <br />contract basis at the contract extra -duty rate for the position(s) required, which extra -duty rate <br />shall be set forth in the Proposed Budget (defined below). <br />Radio Shop Services. The Sheriff's Office will provide one annual fleet and/or portable radio <br />system programming or reprogramming for VHF and/or 700/800 MHz at no additional cost to <br />the City, provided the subscriber radio system(s) are already supported by the Sheriffs Office. <br />Each City -owned subscriber radio used on the Sheriffs communications system shall undergo <br />an integrity check by the Sheriff's Office Radio Shop on at least an annual basis as <br />preventative maintenance at no additional charge for labor. Repair parts may be billed back to <br />the City at the discretion of the Sheriffs Office. Radio replacement costs and consumable parts <br />(e.g., batteries, speaker microphones, antennas, mobile microphones, etc.), are the <br />responsibility of the City. <br />Page 2 of 9 <br />
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