HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem III(B) Approval and Authorization to use Forefeiture Funds not-to-exceed $3,000 to purchase a 800 megahertz portable radio for MBI use AGENDA 10-4-94
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"Service With Honor And Pride"
TO: The Honorable Mayor and Board of City Commissi ners
FROM: Lt. Tony K. Wilson, Acting Chief of Police.TJ�
DATE: September 23, 1994
SUBJECT: USE OF FORFEITURE FUNDS TO PURCHASE 800 MEGAHERTZ
PORTABLE RADIO
STAFF REPORT
ISSUE
Should the Honorable Mayor and Board of City Commissioners approve
the use of forfeiture funds to purchase one ( 1) 800 megahertz
portable radio to be utilized by the officer assigned to the
Metropolitan Bureau of Investigations (MBI) .
BACKGROUND
The portable radio is badly needed for the City of Ocoee assigned
Metropolitan Bureau Investigator. It is necessary for this
individual to have the ability to communicate with agencies on the
800 megahertz frequency. They do not have this capability with our
current portable radios.
DISCUSSION
The Orange County Sheriff's Office (OCSO) , as well as all other
agencies within Orange County, is implementing a new 800mh radio
system in mid-November which will have a dedicated talk group just
for MBI. When the new radio system goes on-line, the OCSO will
take over the MBI radio dispatch and monitoring function from the
Orlando Police Department. In order that MBI may be ready to go
on-line when the new system is implemented, it is necessary that we
make all necessary preparations to ensure the agent currently
assigned to MBI is equipped with the required radio equipment.
RECOMMENDATION
It is respectfully recommended that the Honorable Mayor and Board
of City Commissioners approve using forfeiture funds not to exceed
$3,000 to purchase a 800 megahertz portable radio for this purpose.
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AGENDA 10-4-94
WINTER PARK Item II B
NEWSRELEASE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Post Office Box 280 407-644-8281
Winter Park, Florida 32790 407-644-7826 FAX
DATE: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT
RELEASE: Carolyn Winston
"Doing Business The American Way"
The message is clear. U.S. and State governmental agencies and their primes are coming
to do business with small,women, and minority owned business at a one day Procurement
Conference and Fair presented by the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce at the Langford
Hotel, Wednesday, October 26, 1994 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Who should attend the conference. Any one in business or wanting to start a business.
The analogy to keep in mind when asking, If I should attend? Ask yourself what do these
agencies purchase. The answer;what ever it takes to operate your home it takes to operate
the agencies. Take a look at your grocery list. The items you purchase, the agencies
purchase on a large scale, anything from soft drinks,juices, produce to meats. Not only
do the agencies purchase cleaning products but they contract the services of those that
apply the products. The agencies purchase wall coverings,flowers,clothing, linens,books,
cars, boats, appliances, home fixtures, builder and office supplies, pharmaceutical, etc.,
etc.... What ever you need to maintain and operate your home, the agencies purchase on a
macro-scale while the average consumer does it on a micro-scale.
This conference will present a myriad of contracting opportunities.There will be contracting
opportunities for everyone - construction, hi-tech, ground maintenance, suppliers,
concessionaires and professional services. The conference will also address legislative
changes that will impact the way small,women and minority owned firms do business with
governmental agencies.
Congressman Bill McCollum will deliver the opening address at the Conference,
Congresswoman Corrine Brown and Governor Chiles will be one of the many keynote
speakers for lunch.
The Conference is being sponsored by NationsBank. For additional information contact
Carolyn Winston at (407)644-8281.
WINTER PARK
NEWSRELEASE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Post Office Box 280 407-644-8281
Winter Park,Florida 32790 407-644-7826 FAX
DATE: FOR FURTHER thIFOR� IOA. ,CONT n T
L.arolRELEASE:
DOING BUSINESS THE AMERICAN WAY
Ever dreamed of doing business with the U.S. Department of Defense, Department of
Agriculture, Department of Treasury, Department of State, The Florida Lottery, Florida
Department of Transportation or Department of Corrections? On Wednesday,October 26,
1994 the door to opportunity is opening for you!
The Winter Park Chamber of Commerce Minority Business Committee has invited twenty-
one directors of the Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization, Washington
D. C. and forty-four managers of the State of Florida Purchasing Departments to join the
Committee in presenting a myriad of contracting opportunities to the Central Florida area
on October 26, 1994 at the Langford Hotel.
This event has been organized to educate you about the activities that will affect your
business and future! Companies will discover the uniqueness of doing business with the
Federal and State agencies and how to reach the decision makers. The conference
seminars and workshops will focus on realistic marketing opportunities, understanding
mentor-protege programs, strategic plans, automated tools for effective management,
alternative financing, making bids versus no-bid decisions, vendor applications, minority
certification, legislative business updates and contracting opportunities to name a few.
Even during difficult economic times, government and state agencies spend billions of
dollars each year. Representatives from over 20 Government Agencies and Industry
Leaders will be available on October 26, 1994 in hopes that they can help you put some of
these federal dollars into your hands. Join us so you can talk face-to-face about your
capabilities. Learn how technologies,products, and services can be of value to the federal
and state community.
This conference is being sponsored by NationsBank and co-sponsored by Office of Small
and Disadvantaged Business Utilization Directors and the State of Florida Purchasing
Managers. Additionally Governor Lawton Chiles, U.S. Senator Bob Graham,
Congresswoman Corrine Brown, Congressman Bill McCollum, Congressman John Mica,
Senator Buddy Dyer and Representative Bob Starks are providing key support.
For addtional information contact Carolyn Winston, the Chamber's Minority Business
Director at (407)644-8281.
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