Board approves Regroup IPAWS contract, cybersecurity agreements and other technology support
May 17, 2026 | Redwood County, Minnesota
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The Redwood County Board of Commissioners on March 3 approved several contracts and technology agreements intended to support county operations and public safety notifications.
The board approved a three‑year contract with Regroup for mass notifications and the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) in the amount of $7,500. The minutes show the motion to approve the contract passed unanimously. The board also approved issuance of a county credit card for Jail Administrator Naomi Baune and declared certain items (a 1998 Cavalier trailer and a JH‑15 generator and trailer) as excess property authorized for sale at auction.
On information technology matters the board approved a contract with Redstone Technologies for IBM i upgrade support services in the amount of $2,250, and approved Minnesota Cyber Response Team (MNCRT) confidentiality and provider agreements with AMC. The board also approved a State of Minnesota work order for the Statewide Security Monitoring Initiative (Managed Detection and Response) at $32 per device per year.
All technology and public‑safety contract actions were recorded as unanimous motions in the minutes; further contract details and agreements are retained in county procurement files.
The board approved a three‑year contract with Regroup for mass notifications and the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) in the amount of $7,500. The minutes show the motion to approve the contract passed unanimously. The board also approved issuance of a county credit card for Jail Administrator Naomi Baune and declared certain items (a 1998 Cavalier trailer and a JH‑15 generator and trailer) as excess property authorized for sale at auction.
On information technology matters the board approved a contract with Redstone Technologies for IBM i upgrade support services in the amount of $2,250, and approved Minnesota Cyber Response Team (MNCRT) confidentiality and provider agreements with AMC. The board also approved a State of Minnesota work order for the Statewide Security Monitoring Initiative (Managed Detection and Response) at $32 per device per year.
All technology and public‑safety contract actions were recorded as unanimous motions in the minutes; further contract details and agreements are retained in county procurement files.
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