Albany City Commission tentatively OKs radio contract

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April 19, 2016

Albany Mayor Dorothy Hubbard reads a proclamation recognizing Georgia Cities Week during Tuesday’s Albany City Commission work meeting. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

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Albany city commissioners will decide at their business meeting Tuesday whether to approve a new $5.8 million public safety radio system.

Downtown Manager Latoya Cutts, left, and Ward V Commissioner Bob Langstaff greet students who attended Tuesday’s Albany City Commission meeting. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Chief Deputy Nathaniel Norman answers questions about alcohol licenses at Tuesday’s Albany City Commission meeting. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Downtown Manager Latoya Cutts shows off bookbags given to students who attended Tuesday’s Albany City Commission meeting. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Albany City Commissioners Bobby Coleman, left, and Jon Howard greet students who attended Tuesday’s commission meeting. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Albany Fire Department Chief Ron Rowe answers questions from Albany city commissioners about city non-preference wrecker policy Tuesday. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

From left, Albany officials City Manager Sharon Subadan, Mayor Dorothy Hubbard, Attorney Nathan Davis and City Commissioner Roger Marietta sit beneath a banner recognizing this week as Georgia Cities Week. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Albany Police Department Chief Michael Persley talks with Albany City Commissioners Tuesday about a proposed new public safety radio system. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

Ward VI Albany City Commissioner Tommie Postell makes a point during Tuesday’s Albany City Commission work meeting at the downtown Government Center. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)

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Albany City Commission tentatively OKs radio contract

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