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Emergency Manager Justin Warren also updated the Board that the county’s Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan, developed by Northwest Management, is currently being reviewed by the state. Once the state review is complete, Garfield County will need to pay Northwest Management the previously agreed-upon amount of $10,000 for creating the plan. The core consulting engagement is already complete and the vendor is identified, so the primary procurement is decided. However, the completion of this plan may drive future implementation work, such as training, exercises, plan updates, and integration with county systems, which could open follow-on opportunities for emergency management and resilience vendors.
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$10,000Jun 8, 2026During the June 8, 2026 meeting, Emergency Manager Justin Warren briefed the Garfield County Commissioners on the annual Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) application, which requires a 50% match. He requested $7,550 in grant funds to support Emergency Manager wages, the Alert Sense system, several handheld radios for the high school office, grade school office, School Resource Officer, and Emergency Manager, plus a utility trailer and shelving for the Fire District. The Board approved signing the EMPG agreement, and Warren noted the radios cost about $4,400 each and that all funds must be spent by the end of September. The school and Fire District will contribute portions of the local match, while the county covers its share for the Emergency Manager and School Resource Officer radios. This creates short-term demand for public safety communications equipment, alerting/notification services, and related accessories and services that must be procured and delivered on a tight timeline.
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$7,550Jun 8, 2026The Extension Office Agent, Monica Bartlow, presented two quotes for a window decal to replace a noisy hanging sign: $230 from Printcraft and over $600 from Fast Signs. The Board requested an updated quote from Printcraft with a different color decal and asked Monica to obtain a quote from Public Works for removal of the hanging sign, with the intent to revisit the decision at the next meeting once revised pricing is available. This indicates a small but active procurement for signage/graphics, with Printcraft as a likely vendor but no final award yet. Local print, signage, or facilities vendors could offer competitive decal and installation options or coordinate with Public Works on sign removal to capture this and similar low-dollar branding and wayfinding work.
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$230May 26, 2026The Garfield County librarian reported that the library received $7,762.18 from the Shepherd Foundation specifically to upgrade its network firewall, and requested a supplemental budget since the project was not in the original plan. The Board approved use of the grant funds for this IT security upgrade, indicating that a firewall purchase and implementation will go forward. This is a decided, grant-funded technology improvement, but the specific firewall product and vendor are not named in the minutes. Security and IT vendors can position for the immediate firewall procurement if it has not yet been placed, or for ongoing maintenance, monitoring, and broader cybersecurity services after installation, leveraging the fact that dedicated funding is in place.
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$7,762May 18, 2026Explore Garfield County's government projects — free.
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