Oil County approves BearCom for public safety telecoms
Oil County commissioners authorize BearCom of Dallas to maintain public safety communication systems under a one year contract starting January 1 2019 at 4154 dollars per month. They also hire ESRI Canada Limited to convert and georeference parcel sketches to update orthographic imagery for tax assessment.
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BearCom
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Texas
Department of Public Safety
Esri Canada Limited
Toronto
Lawrence County
J.R. Hardester
Hardester
ESRI
Robert del Signore
New CYS directors under review after late memo
Children and Youth Services, with more than 35 employees, is reviewing a proposed reorganization while former Ellwood City police Chief William Betz and deputy director Frank Merlino have left. Current event mentions include caseworker supervisors and a union rep, with no permanent personnel changes yet. Attempts to reach Betz and Merlino for comment were unsuccessful.
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Children and Youth Services
Ellwood City Police
William Betz
Frank Merlino
Marcia Earl
Eva Lighter
Lisa Matteo
Montague
Betz
Merlino
Vogler
Gagliano
Betz and
Downtown New Castle plans aim to lure business and ease flood hurdles
Board members discussed attracting renewable energy firms, possible tax credit incentives, and creating a web contact hub. They noted FEMA flood plain status limits financing, explored demolishing the Copper-Butler building for parking, and considered using vacant Rite Aid/G.C. Murphy property to expand lots.
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Mark Kauffman
Fulkerson
Kauffman
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Day’s Inn
Huntington Bank
Shenango Valley
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Buzz Flowers
Congress
FEMA
Dale Turner
PNC Bank
Matt Stroia
U.S
Mike Kelly
Angie Urban
New Visions
Lawrence County
Copper-Butler
East
Washington
Rite Aid
G.C Murphy
East Washington Street
Paul Lynch
Carbon monoxide alarms credited for averting disaster at Vista building
A blocked boiler part caused 500 ppm carbon monoxide in the Vista building, prompting evacuation of about 40 residents. Detectors on every floor, installed after the incident, alerted firefighters who responded within hours. No injuries reported as residents returned once levels dropped.
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Kobbe
Shannon Saks
Tryko Partners
New Jersey
Robbe
D.J. Hannon & Sons
Long Avenue
Medevac
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