Aurora and Naperville are teaming up to purchase a new state-of-the-art public safety radio system but it won't be coming from about 37 miles up the road.
Todd Beck, Aurora's chief technology officer, told alderman during a late special committee meeting Tuesday, that he would begin contract negotiations with M/A-Com, a division of Tyco Electronics based in Lynchburg, Va.
In a written statement, Naperville spokeswoman Nadja Lalvani stated that Naperville staff will bring the same recognition to Naperville councilmen during an upcoming council meeting.
Both cities currently use aging, analog Motorola systems that Beck said Motorola is "struggling to support."
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Todd Beck, Aurora's chief technology officer, told alderman during a late special committee meeting Tuesday, that he would begin contract negotiations with M/A-Com, a division of Tyco Electronics based in Lynchburg, Va.
In a written statement, Naperville spokeswoman Nadja Lalvani stated that Naperville staff will bring the same recognition to Naperville councilmen during an upcoming council meeting.
Both cities currently use aging, analog Motorola systems that Beck said Motorola is "struggling to support."
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