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Emergency Operations Plan Review and Compliance Update
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The township's Emergency Operations Plan, last updated in 2020, has exceeded its required 2–4 year review cycle and missed a 2024 compliance deadline, leaving NIMS implementation requirements unmet. This gap creates significant operational and liability exposure for residents, first responders, and emergency management staff.
The opportunity
A newly appointed Fire Chief/Emergency Manager creates a high-value window in the next 90 days to reset priorities and advance overdue compliance. Addressing the EOP now reduces regulatory risk, strengthens community resilience, and aligns with current public safety funding cycles.
Enterprise Mass Notification System Implementation
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The township currently lacks an enterprise mass-notification system, creating a critical gap in its ability to alert staff and residents during emergencies. Combined with an overdue Emergency Operations Plan review and active NIMS compliance requirements, this absence elevates both operational and regulatory risk.
The opportunity
A recent leadership transition in emergency management, an overdue EOP, and confirmed public safety technology spending signal a near-term procurement window. This project aligns with the current fiscal cycle and may be eligible for available public safety grant funding, reducing local cost burden while closing a critical preparedness gap.
Fleet Telematics & In-Vehicle Video Deployment
Fleet Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The township operates a growing fleet without telematics or in-vehicle video, creating significant liability exposure—including a $75,000 self-insured retention—and limiting crash-reconstruction capability. A $121,000 capital allocation for a new plow truck signals expanding fleet assets that require active oversight and risk management.
The opportunity
JAG and COPS TEP grants explicitly fund law enforcement equipment and technology, with COPS TEP carrying a 2026 deadline—providing a near-term funding alignment window. Acting now reduces liability exposure, strengthens evidence capture, and positions the township to leverage available grant dollars before the cycle closes.
Web Accessibility & WCAG Compliance Remediation
Digital Accessibility · Regulatory Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The township's public-facing website faces a WCAG compliance mandate with a deadline of April 2028, and current accessibility gaps create legal exposure and barriers for residents with disabilities. Unresolved compliance deficiencies risk civil rights complaints and erode equitable access to government services.
The opportunity
A SEMCOG grant application deadline in August 2026 creates a near-term procurement window that may support related digital accessibility investments. Addressing WCAG gaps now reduces legal risk, advances equity goals, and positions the township to act within the current funding and fiscal planning cycle.
SEMCOG grant
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IT Modernization · Cybersecurity Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The township's newly adopted endpoint security policy signals a formalized requirement for endpoint management and credential security capabilities, with no incumbent solutions currently in place. Without established controls, the organization faces elevated risk of unauthorized access, data exposure, and non-compliance with evolving public sector security standards.
The opportunity
The formalized policy creates a clear procurement mandate aligned with the current fiscal cycle, and JAG and COPS TEP grants offer eligible funding pathways for law enforcement information systems. Acting within this grant window allows the township to close critical security gaps while maximizing available external funding.
Body-Worn Camera & Public Safety Video Modernization
Public Safety Technology · Law Enforcement Modernization
High Priority
About this project
The township has prioritized upgrading and consolidating body-worn cameras and associated licensing for its Police Department, reflecting active planning and committed budget intent. Without modernized video infrastructure, the department faces gaps in evidence capture, officer accountability, and liability exposure.
The opportunity
Relevant federal grant programs, including JAG and COPS TEP (deadline July 2026), explicitly fund law enforcement technology and equipment, creating a near-term funding pathway. Acting within the current fiscal cycle allows the township to leverage cooperative procurement options and align with leadership priorities signaled by recent command staff transitions.
OMNIA Partners
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