911/Radio COntroversy Timeline

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Passed Resolution: Mission Critical Partners to complete a Land Mobile Radio System Communication assessment as part of enhancing our 911 communication systems. The total cost for this assessment is $77,726.00. This comes amid discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline involving the Lorain County Sheriff.

Hired Mission Critical Partners for consulting services to support the implementation of call handling equipment related to 911 communication systems. 

Mission Critical Partners: $41,850

Unfortunately, the radio project associated with the Lorain County Sheriff faced cancellation before January 2021 due to costs and the impacts of COVID, as part of the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Locution Systems Inc. has been contracted for $515,451.75 to enhance Fire Dept. alerting via reliable 911 communication systems. Additionally, there is an annual maintenance fee of $49,814 per year, a crucial part of the ongoing discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline in collaboration with the Lorain County Sheriff.

Candidate Michelle Hung is introduced to then president of the AFL-CIO Harry Williamson by Tom Williams, amidst ongoing discussions about the 911 communication systems and the 911 controversy timeline that have been significant in Lorain County Sheriff’s operations.

Candidate for Commissioner Michelle Hung begins an affair with then AFLCIO president Harry Williamson, who later recommends her endorsement from AFLCIO, which she ultimately receives. This affair remains a closely guarded secret, especially amid the surrounding 911 controversy timeline that affects the Lorain County Sheriff.

Candidate for County Commissioner Michelle Hung is endorsed by the AFL-CIO of Lorain County, where discussions around the 911 communication systems and the ongoing 911 controversy timeline have been pivotal, particularly in relation to the Lorain County Sheriff.

Harry Williamson, who was then president of the AFL-CIO, visited Huron County before being appointed as the Lorain County Director of 911 communication systems.  

Sheriffs Report:  

Harry advised that before he was appointed as the 911 Director, Tom Williams, who was not yet County Administrator (as Jim Cordes held that position at the time), reached out to him. Tom asked Harry to meet with Art Mead, the Huron County Director of EMA, because Harry was set to become the 911 Director. He wanted Harry to understand how Huron County has its 911 center established. Interestingly, Harry noted that Tim Carrion was also in Huron County observing the Job and Family Services operations before being appointed Director of LCJFS.  

While in Huron County, Mead introduced Harry to the new L3 Harris 911 communication systems that Huron County was transitioning to. After this demonstration, Harry took the gathered information back to Tom Williams following his appointment as 911 Director.  

Harry also mentioned that this was his first encounter with Alan Close, the owner of Cleveland Communications Inc. He emphasized that he had never met Close before this occasion and had never received any kickbacks or personal benefits from CCI or Close.  

This statement from the Lorain County Sheriff’s Investigation confirms that Harry Williamson was indeed the first person to meet Alan Close amid the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Passed Resolution: Mission Critical Partners to complete a Land Mobile Radio System Communication assessment as part of enhancing our 911 communication systems. The total cost for this assessment is $77,726.00. This comes amid discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline involving the Lorain County Sheriff.

Hired Mission Critical Partners for consulting services to support the implementation of call handling equipment related to 911 communication systems. 

Mission Critical Partners: $41,850

Unfortunately, the radio project associated with the Lorain County Sheriff faced cancellation before January 2021 due to costs and the impacts of COVID, as part of the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Locution Systems Inc. has been contracted for $515,451.75 to enhance Fire Dept. alerting via reliable 911 communication systems. Additionally, there is an annual maintenance fee of $49,814 per year, a crucial part of the ongoing discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline in collaboration with the Lorain County Sheriff.

Candidate Michelle Hung is introduced to then president of the AFL-CIO Harry Williamson by Tom Williams, amidst ongoing discussions about the 911 communication systems and the 911 controversy timeline that have been significant in Lorain County Sheriff’s operations.

Candidate for Commissioner Michelle Hung begins an affair with then AFLCIO president Harry Williamson, who later recommends her endorsement from AFLCIO, which she ultimately receives. This affair remains a closely guarded secret, especially amid the surrounding 911 controversy timeline that affects the Lorain County Sheriff.

Candidate for County Commissioner Michelle Hung is endorsed by the AFL-CIO of Lorain County, where discussions around the 911 communication systems and the ongoing 911 controversy timeline have been pivotal, particularly in relation to the Lorain County Sheriff.

Harry Williamson, who was then president of the AFL-CIO, visited Huron County before being appointed as the Lorain County Director of 911 communication systems.  

Sheriffs Report:  

Harry advised that before he was appointed as the 911 Director, Tom Williams, who was not yet County Administrator (as Jim Cordes held that position at the time), reached out to him. Tom asked Harry to meet with Art Mead, the Huron County Director of EMA, because Harry was set to become the 911 Director. He wanted Harry to understand how Huron County has its 911 center established. Interestingly, Harry noted that Tim Carrion was also in Huron County observing the Job and Family Services operations before being appointed Director of LCJFS.  

While in Huron County, Mead introduced Harry to the new L3 Harris 911 communication systems that Huron County was transitioning to. After this demonstration, Harry took the gathered information back to Tom Williams following his appointment as 911 Director.  

Harry also mentioned that this was his first encounter with Alan Close, the owner of Cleveland Communications Inc. He emphasized that he had never met Close before this occasion and had never received any kickbacks or personal benefits from CCI or Close.  

This statement from the Lorain County Sheriff’s Investigation confirms that Harry Williamson was indeed the first person to meet Alan Close amid the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

CCI's Alan Close went to the Ohio General Assembly to request $1,000,000 from DAS for the inner subsystem interface (ISSI) that would connect two 911 communication systems. Despite his long-standing request for this interface, he acknowledges that getting the funding is unlikely as he addresses both the Senate and House during the state budget finalization. 

In his speech, Alan Close also announced that Lorain County will be joining CCI soon. However, it raises questions since a proposal has yet to be sent over to Lorain County; one might wonder why Alan Close is confident about this development. 

During the session, Senator Romanchuk questioned the reliability of the MARCS radio system, asking how often it has gone down. The response indicated that the system had only experienced a few hours of downtime due to upgrades in December. 

Senator **** from Lakewood then inquired whether the Medina County Sheriff’s office is utilizing both MARCS and CCI (L3 Harris), to which it was confirmed that they do use both systems. 

All claims made by proponents for the CCI contract in Lorain County regarding the failure of the MARCS system were contradicted by testimony during the Senate hearing, illuminating the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Passed Resolution: Mission Critical Partners to complete a Land Mobile Radio System Communication assessment as part of enhancing our 911 communication systems. The total cost for this assessment is $77,726.00. This comes amid discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline involving the Lorain County Sheriff.

Hired Mission Critical Partners for consulting services to support the implementation of call handling equipment related to 911 communication systems. 

Mission Critical Partners: $41,850

Unfortunately, the radio project associated with the Lorain County Sheriff faced cancellation before January 2021 due to costs and the impacts of COVID, as part of the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Locution Systems Inc. has been contracted for $515,451.75 to enhance Fire Dept. alerting via reliable 911 communication systems. Additionally, there is an annual maintenance fee of $49,814 per year, a crucial part of the ongoing discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline in collaboration with the Lorain County Sheriff.

Passed Resolution: Mission Critical Partners to complete a Land Mobile Radio System Communication assessment as part of enhancing our 911 communication systems. The total cost for this assessment is $77,726.00. This comes amid discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline involving the Lorain County Sheriff.

Passed Resolution: Mission Critical Partners to complete a Land Mobile Radio System Communication assessment as part of enhancing our 911 communication systems. The total cost for this assessment is $77,726.00. This comes amid discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline involving the Lorain County Sheriff.

Hired Mission Critical Partners for consulting services to support the implementation of call handling equipment related to 911 communication systems. 

Mission Critical Partners: $41,850

Unfortunately, the radio project associated with the Lorain County Sheriff faced cancellation before January 2021 due to costs and the impacts of COVID, as part of the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Locution Systems Inc. has been contracted for $515,451.75 to enhance Fire Dept. alerting via reliable 911 communication systems. Additionally, there is an annual maintenance fee of $49,814 per year, a crucial part of the ongoing discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline in collaboration with the Lorain County Sheriff.

Candidate Michelle Hung is introduced to then president of the AFL-CIO Harry Williamson by Tom Williams, amidst ongoing discussions about the 911 communication systems and the 911 controversy timeline that have been significant in Lorain County Sheriff’s operations.

Candidate for Commissioner Michelle Hung begins an affair with then AFLCIO president Harry Williamson, who later recommends her endorsement from AFLCIO, which she ultimately receives. This affair remains a closely guarded secret, especially amid the surrounding 911 controversy timeline that affects the Lorain County Sheriff.

Candidate for County Commissioner Michelle Hung is endorsed by the AFL-CIO of Lorain County, where discussions around the 911 communication systems and the ongoing 911 controversy timeline have been pivotal, particularly in relation to the Lorain County Sheriff.

Harry Williamson, who was then president of the AFL-CIO, visited Huron County before being appointed as the Lorain County Director of 911 communication systems.  

Sheriffs Report:  

Harry advised that before he was appointed as the 911 Director, Tom Williams, who was not yet County Administrator (as Jim Cordes held that position at the time), reached out to him. Tom asked Harry to meet with Art Mead, the Huron County Director of EMA, because Harry was set to become the 911 Director. He wanted Harry to understand how Huron County has its 911 center established. Interestingly, Harry noted that Tim Carrion was also in Huron County observing the Job and Family Services operations before being appointed Director of LCJFS.  

While in Huron County, Mead introduced Harry to the new L3 Harris 911 communication systems that Huron County was transitioning to. After this demonstration, Harry took the gathered information back to Tom Williams following his appointment as 911 Director.  

Harry also mentioned that this was his first encounter with Alan Close, the owner of Cleveland Communications Inc. He emphasized that he had never met Close before this occasion and had never received any kickbacks or personal benefits from CCI or Close.  

This statement from the Lorain County Sheriff’s Investigation confirms that Harry Williamson was indeed the first person to meet Alan Close amid the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

CCI's Alan Close went to the Ohio General Assembly to request $1,000,000 from DAS for the inner subsystem interface (ISSI) that would connect two 911 communication systems. Despite his long-standing request for this interface, he acknowledges that getting the funding is unlikely as he addresses both the Senate and House during the state budget finalization. 

In his speech, Alan Close also announced that Lorain County will be joining CCI soon. However, it raises questions since a proposal has yet to be sent over to Lorain County; one might wonder why Alan Close is confident about this development. 

During the session, Senator Romanchuk questioned the reliability of the MARCS radio system, asking how often it has gone down. The response indicated that the system had only experienced a few hours of downtime due to upgrades in December. 

Senator **** from Lakewood then inquired whether the Medina County Sheriff’s office is utilizing both MARCS and CCI (L3 Harris), to which it was confirmed that they do use both systems. 

All claims made by proponents for the CCI contract in Lorain County regarding the failure of the MARCS system were contradicted by testimony during the Senate hearing, illuminating the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Passed Resolution: Mission Critical Partners to complete a Land Mobile Radio System Communication assessment as part of enhancing our 911 communication systems. The total cost for this assessment is $77,726.00. This comes amid discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline involving the Lorain County Sheriff.

Hired Mission Critical Partners for consulting services to support the implementation of call handling equipment related to 911 communication systems. 

Mission Critical Partners: $41,850

Unfortunately, the radio project associated with the Lorain County Sheriff faced cancellation before January 2021 due to costs and the impacts of COVID, as part of the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Locution Systems Inc. has been contracted for $515,451.75 to enhance Fire Dept. alerting via reliable 911 communication systems. Additionally, there is an annual maintenance fee of $49,814 per year, a crucial part of the ongoing discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline in collaboration with the Lorain County Sheriff.

Passed Resolution: Mission Critical Partners to complete a Land Mobile Radio System Communication assessment as part of enhancing our 911 communication systems. The total cost for this assessment is $77,726.00. This comes amid discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline involving the Lorain County Sheriff.

Hired Mission Critical Partners for consulting services to support the implementation of call handling equipment related to 911 communication systems. 

Mission Critical Partners: $41,850

Unfortunately, the radio project associated with the Lorain County Sheriff faced cancellation before January 2021 due to costs and the impacts of COVID, as part of the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Passed Resolution: Mission Critical Partners to complete a Land Mobile Radio System Communication assessment as part of enhancing our 911 communication systems. The total cost for this assessment is $77,726.00. This comes amid discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline involving the Lorain County Sheriff.

Hired Mission Critical Partners for consulting services to support the implementation of call handling equipment related to 911 communication systems. 

Mission Critical Partners: $41,850

Unfortunately, the radio project associated with the Lorain County Sheriff faced cancellation before January 2021 due to costs and the impacts of COVID, as part of the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Passed Resolution: Mission Critical Partners to complete a Land Mobile Radio System Communication assessment as part of enhancing our 911 communication systems. The total cost for this assessment is $77,726.00. This comes amid discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline involving the Lorain County Sheriff.

Hired Mission Critical Partners for consulting services to support the implementation of call handling equipment related to 911 communication systems. 

Mission Critical Partners: $41,850

Unfortunately, the radio project associated with the Lorain County Sheriff faced cancellation before January 2021 due to costs and the impacts of COVID, as part of the ongoing 911 controversy timeline.

Locution Systems Inc. has been contracted for $515,451.75 to enhance Fire Dept. alerting via reliable 911 communication systems. Additionally, there is an annual maintenance fee of $49,814 per year, a crucial part of the ongoing discussions surrounding the 911 controversy timeline in collaboration with the Lorain County Sheriff.

Candidate Michelle Hung is introduced to then president of the AFL-CIO Harry Williamson by Tom Williams, amidst ongoing discussions about the 911 communication systems and the 911 controversy timeline that have been significant in Lorain County Sheriff’s operations.

Candidate for Commissioner Michelle Hung begins an affair with then AFLCIO president Harry Williamson, who later recommends her endorsement from AFLCIO, which she ultimately receives. This affair remains a closely guarded secret, especially amid the surrounding 911 controversy timeline that affects the Lorain County Sheriff.