The Birdie 3.0 alarms, requested by the police chief, go to graduating Tallulah Falls School students and are paid for with School Zone Camera public safety funds.
April 9, 2026: Purchase of Birdie 3.0 Personal Safety Alarms for graduating Tallulah Falls School students
The story
In March 2026, Town Council agendas and packets listed an estimate for Birdie 3.0 Personal Safety Alarms at $1,365, funded by SZC Public Safety Funds.
The same $1,365 estimate appeared again ahead of the April 9 council meeting. Police Chief Elrod proposed buying the Birdie 3.0 alarms again for graduating students of the Tallulah Falls School.
The council unanimously approved the $1,365 purchase at the April 9 meeting.
What happened
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Estimate – Birdie 3.0 Personal Safety Alarm - $1,365 – SZC Public Safety Funds
Chief Elrod would like to purchase the Birdie 3.0 Personal Safety Alarms again this year for graduating students of the Tallulah Falls School.
D. Estimate – Birdie 3.0 Personal Safety Alarm - $1,365 – SZC Public Safety Funds
Chief Elrod would like to purchase the Birdie 3.0 Personal Safety Alarms again this year for graduating students of the Tallulah Falls School.
D. Estimate Birdie 3.0 Personal Safety Alarm - $1,365 SZC Public Safety Funds
Estimate – Birdie 3.0 Personal Safety Alarm - $1,365 – SZC Public Safety Funds
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