RS2026-2264

Resolution

Nashville's Department of Emergency Communications would get computer-aided dispatch, field response and reporting, records and evidence management, and situational awareness software through a cooperative purchasing deal originally negotiated by a Minnesota government agency. The agreement is valued at about $3.9 million and saves the city roughly $311,000 compared to negotiating independently, and it runs through July 2029.

Passed 26–7 · Oct 6, 2026 · Introduced Sep 3, 2026 · View on Legistar

Sponsors

Jason Spain
Jason Spain

Primary sponsor · District 35

Co-sponsors (3)

Jeff PreptitJeff Preptit
Jordan HuffmanJordan Huffman
David BentonDavid Benton

Vote history

Adopted

· Oct 6, 2026Passed26–7
YesQuin Evans-SegallBurkley AllenOlivia HillKyonzte ToombsJennifer GambleMike CorteseClay CappJeff EslickErin EvansRuss BradfordJordan HuffmanJeff GreggTom CashJacob KupinRollin HortonBrandon TaylorJeff PreptitCourtney JohnstonBob NashTasha EllisJohn RutherfordJoy StylesSandy EwingJason SpainEmily BenedictDavid BentonNoDelishia PorterfieldJoy Smith KimbroughDeonte HarrellGinny WelschTerry VoSandra SepulvedaAntoinette LeeAbsentSean ParkerTonya HancockJennifer WebbSheri WeinerThom DruffelZulfat SuaraAbstainBrenda Gadd

Timeline

  1. Deferred

    Sep 15, 2026 · Metro Council

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  2. Adopted

    Oct 6, 2026 · Metro Council · 26–7

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As filed on Legistar

A resolution accepting the terms of a cooperative purchasing master agreement with Motorola Solutions, Inc. for public safety software for the Metropolitan Nashville Department of Emergency Communications.

Attachments

PDFAgreement
PDFAmendment No. 1 to RS2026-2264

Data sourced from Nashville Metro Council Legistar. Last updated: October 8, 2026