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Approving a $2,397,386.44 proposal from Trane Technologies to replace and upgrade jail cell access controls and monitoring systems at the Henry County Jail, using OMNIA Racine Contract #3341

Approving a $2,397,386.44 proposal from Trane Technologies to replace and upgrade jail cell access controls and monitoring systems at the Henry County Jail

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Approving a $2,397,386.44 proposal from Trane Technologies to replace and upgrade jail cell access controls and monitoring systems at the Henry County Jail, using OMNIA Racine Contract #3341

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CountyHenry County Board of CommissionersPassed Aug 4

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  • Michael Price(S) County Commissioner - District 4No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Carlotta HarrellCounty Commission ChairmanNo vote on recordCallEmail
  • Johnny R. WilsonCounty Commissioner - District 1No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Neat RobinsonCounty Commissioner - District 2No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Dee W. Anglyn IIICounty Commissioner - District 3No vote on recordCallEmail
  • Kevin J. LewisCounty Commissioner - District 5No vote on recordCallEmail

Whole board: passed, Aug 4 (the record does not list each member's vote)

Decided, Aug 4: The board voted on the resolution approving a proposal from Trane Technologies for the replacement and upgrade of jail cell access controls and monitoring systems at the Henry County Jail utilizing OMNIA Racine Contract #3341 in the amount of $2,397,386.44. It passed.

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