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Did You Know These The question is NOT if it
was a good idea to consoli-
date the 3 dispatch services
for cost and safety reasons.
We were told it would save taxpay-
ability to finance capital improve-
ments through the sale of bonds
authorized by the City Council”.
With a vote by the Davenport City
Council, the taxpayer now has a
3. The payroll expense ($4.4M)
now sits at where it was projected
to be in 2017 and grows each year.
4. The intergovernmental agree-
ment states that 30 months after
SECC911 Facts? ers $4.6 million over 20 years. $14 million, 20 year building debt. consolidation, if mutually agreed
That figure came from a $103,000 by the SECC Board and Medic,
Consolidation Study that outlined 4. The Board of Supervisors the 9 Medic dispatchers will
how that savings could be achieved then used its bonding powers for become Scott County employees.
through a 6,000 square foot build- the purchase of the emergency This could impact the SECC
ing, costing $2.3 million, and $2.1 communication systems. The budget by another $650K in salary
SECC Board of Directors (below) Meet 1st Thursday Each Month at 5:30 p.m. at Sign up for
Scott County Admin Bldg Downtown Davenport, Iowa.
Tom Sunderbruch - Scott County Board of Supervi- Dr. Frank Claudy - Medic EMS Board President Rubber Stamping Alerts
sors, Chair 563-343-7250 tsunderbruch@scottcountyiowa.com - 563-421-7880 - claudy@genesishealth.com
Mike Freemire - Bettendorf Mayor - 563-344-4014 Marty O’Boyle - Eldridge Mayor - 563-370-8742
& News Updates at
- mfreemire@bettendorf.org - m.oboyle@mchsi.com
Bill Gluba - Davenport Mayor -563-326-7701
mayorgluba@ci.davenport.ia.us More info at www.SECC911.org ScottCountyIFA.com