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On June 22, 2026 the council is scheduled to accept the Nevada Public Agency Insurance Pool (POOL) renewal for FY 2026‑2027, with total program cost of about $161,606. The package includes higher property and equipment breakdown limits and a refreshed cyber program with $1 million member limits and $500,000 cyber crime coverage, plus POOL/PACT risk management and HR services. The award confirms POOL as incumbent through July 2027 and highlights the city's growing exposure for property, equipment, cyber, and environmental risk where specialized security, training, and mitigation vendors can target follow‑on work.
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$161,606Jun 22, 2026Yerington is scheduled on June 22, 2026 to accept a FY 2026‑2027 coverage renewal with the Nevada Public Agency Insurance Pool (POOL) at a total program cost of about $161,606. The package expands property and equipment breakdown limits and shifts cyber coverage to a $1 million per‑member limit with $500,000 cyber crime coverage. POOL also bundles extensive HR, training, law enforcement risk management, eLearning, and cybersecurity services, signaling current providers and potential needs for supplemental security tools, training, and compliance support.
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$161,606Jun 22, 2026The council is asked on June 22, 2026 to approve an 11‑month, $66,000 contract with Porter Group, LLC for federal government affairs consulting. Scope includes Community Project Funding requests, traditional appropriations language, and working with outside grant services (Frontier Solutions) on grant discovery, management, and procurement. This locks in a key advisor but also signals the city will be packaging multiple capital and programmatic projects for federal funding where technical, engineering, planning, and grant-writing vendors can plug in.
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$66,000Jun 22, 2026Yerington is considering an 11‑month, $66,000 contract with Porter Group, LLC for federal government affairs consulting starting August 1, 2026. Porter Group would pursue Community Project Funding, traditional appropriations language, and other grants, and coordinate with an outside grants firm, Frontier Solutions. This confirms Porter as the federal lobbying incumbent through mid‑2027, signaling where federal funding strategy and future grant-funded projects will originate.
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$66,000Jun 22, 2026On June 22, 2026 the council is set to approve a contract for building inspector services with Top Notch Construction and Development, Inc. for $2,000 per month, effective July 1, 2026. This formalizes an outsourced inspection model to support permitting and development review. While Top Notch is incumbent for core inspections, growth in construction activity may still drive needs for permitting software, plan review tools, and ancillary engineering and code consulting.
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$2,000Jun 22, 2026Yerington plans to approve a contract with Top Notch Construction and Development, Inc. for building inspector services at $2,000 per month starting July 1, 2026. This moves inspection work to an outside contractor, indicating ongoing demand for plan review, code compliance, and inspection capacity. Knowing the inspection incumbent helps design firms, developers, and permitting/inspection software vendors understand who handles reviews and when to propose tools or support that complement the contract.
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$2,000Jun 22, 2026Yerington approved a professional GIS Services Agreement with DOWL for up to $15,000 for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. The city relies heavily on DOWL and rates have recently increased, but remain acceptable to council. This establishes DOWL as the GIS incumbent and signals ongoing mapping and data needs, creating potential for follow-on tools, integrations, and support around their work.
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$15,000Jun 8, 2026The Animal Services Superintendent met with Docupet about an online licensing service and is reviewing their proposal. Pricing discussed was a $4,000 setup fee and $70–80 per month for the shelter account, with automation for licensing, lost and found, and records. This indicates the shelter is actively evaluating options but no vendor has been formally selected yet, creating a window for licensing and animal management software providers to engage.
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