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Pursuit detects live signals from Oregon City, McAllen, and Mountain Home—all actively upgrading mass notification systems. Engage before RFPs close; thousands more opportunities await in Pursuit's real-time intelligence.

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<div class='ecard'><div class='ecard-header'><div><div class='ecard-name'>City of Oregon City</div><div class='ecard-meta'>County Government · OR</div></div><div class='ecard-header-right'><span class='badge badge-hot'>High Intent</span></div></div><div class='ecard-signals'><div class='signal-item'><div class='signal-title'>Exploring additional warning methods for dam failure alerts</div><div class='signal-body-text'>The City of Oregon City is actively exploring additional warning methods to address gaps in its current dam failure alert notification capabilities. This initiative requires alert broadcast systems and geographic information systems to enhance emergency communication effectiveness. No RFP has been issued; this represents pre-solicitation intelligence.</div></div><div class='signal-item'><div class='signal-title'>Improve dam safety alert reach across Oregon City</div><div class='signal-body-text'>City of Oregon City faces operational and fiscal risks from delayed emergency notifications during critical dam failure scenarios, potentially impacting public safety outcomes and liability exposure. By resolving notification capability gaps, the city can ensure faster response coordination and demonstrate compliance readiness to stakeholders and oversight bodies.</div></div></div><div class='ecard-contacts'><div class='ecard-contacts-label'>Key Contacts · 5 verified by Pursuit</div><div class='contact-list'><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Dayna Webb</span><span class='contact-title'>Public Works Director</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Marcos Kubow</span><span class='contact-title'>Water Quality Coordinator - Stormwater</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Josh Wheeler</span><span class='contact-title'>Assistant City Engineer</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Vance Walker</span><span class='contact-title'>Public Works Operations Manager</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Michael Dobaj</span><span class='contact-title'>Information Technology Director</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div></div></div><div class='ecard-footer'><a class='ecard-source-link' href='https://oregoncityor.api.civicclerk.com/v1/Meetings/GetMeetingFileStream(fileId=9042,plainText=false)#page=445' target='_blank'>View source · 2026-05-20</a><span class='ecard-timing'>⏱ Pre-RFP — no solicitation issued</span></div></div> <div class='ecard'><div class='ecard-header'><div><div class='ecard-name'>City of McAllen</div><div class='ecard-meta'>County Government · TX</div></div><div class='ecard-header-right'><span class='badge badge-active'>Active Signal</span></div></div><div class='ecard-signals'><div class='signal-item'><div class='signal-title'>Planning mass emergency communication system for critical information dissemination</div><div class='signal-body-text'>The City of McAllen is planning to implement a mass emergency communication system to address critical gaps in disseminating information during emergencies. This initiative directly aligns with alert broadcast systems and service assurance platforms that enable rapid, reliable emergency notifications. No RFP has been issued; this is pre-solicitation intelligence.</div></div><div class='signal-item'><div class='signal-title'>Streamlined alert systems enhance citywide emergency response coordination</div><div class='signal-body-text'>City of McAllen faces operational continuity risks when emergency communication channels fail, potentially exposing the municipality to liability and service disruption costs. Implementing a robust mass emergency communication system directly reduces response delays and ensures stakeholder confidence, delivering measurable outcomes in public safety compliance and resource allocation efficiency.</div></div></div><div class='ecard-contacts'><div class='ecard-contacts-label'>Key Contacts · 5 verified by Pursuit</div><div class='contact-list'><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Jeff Johnston</span><span class='contact-title'>Emergency Management Coordinator and Assistant City Manager</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Robert Acosta</span><span class='contact-title'>Information Technology Director</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Isaac Tawil</span><span class='contact-title'>City Manager</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Angie Rodriquez</span><span class='contact-title'>Director of Management and Budget</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Luis Izaguirre</span><span class='contact-title'>Information Technology Director</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div></div></div><div class='ecard-footer'><a class='ecard-source-link' href='https://mcallentx.api.civicclerk.com/v1/Meetings/GetMeetingFileStream(fileId=17394,plainText=false)#page=59' target='_blank'>View source · 2026-05-11</a><span class='ecard-timing'>⏱ Pre-RFP — no solicitation issued</span></div></div> <div class='ecard'><div class='ecard-header'><div><div class='ecard-name'>City of Mountain Home</div><div class='ecard-meta'>County Government · AR</div></div><div class='ecard-header-right'><span class='badge badge-hot'>High Intent</span></div></div><div class='ecard-signals'><div class='signal-item'><div class='signal-title'>Officials reviewing brush fire alert system after incomplete resident notifications</div><div class='signal-body-text'>The City of Mountain Home is reviewing its emergency alert systems after residents were selectively notified during a recent brush fire, signaling potential changes to alerting protocols. This institutional review creates demand for alert broadcast systems and geographic information systems to improve notification coverage and coordination. No RFP has been issued; this is pre-solicitation intelligence.</div></div><div class='signal-item'><div class='signal-title'>Improving emergency notification reach across Mountain Home communities</div><div class='signal-body-text'>The City of Mountain Home faces potential liability exposure and public trust erosion from incomplete emergency notifications, creating urgency to implement reliable alert systems before future incidents occur. Budget allocation for comprehensive alerting infrastructure addresses both operational resilience and stakeholder confidence in municipal emergency response capabilities.</div></div></div><div class='ecard-contacts'><div class='ecard-contacts-label'>Key Contacts · 0 verified by Pursuit</div><div class='contact-list'></div></div><div class='ecard-footer'><a class='ecard-source-link' href='http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/why-were-only-some-residents-alerted-during-the-mountain-home-fire-officials-explain/ar-AA24jt3V?apiversion=v2&domshim=1&noservercache=1&noservertelemetry=1&batchservertelemetry=1&renderwebcomponents=1&wcseo=1#page=1' target='_blank'>View source · 2026-05-31</a><span class='ecard-timing'>⏱ Pre-RFP — no solicitation issued</span></div></div>

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