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64. PSAP05:Cities:5/04 CAPITAL AREA PLANNING COUNCIL INTERLOCAL CONTRACT FOR PSAP MAINTENANCE, EQUIPMENT UPGRADE, AND TRAINING Art. 1. Parties and Purpose 1.1. The Capital Area Planning Council (CAPCO) is a regional planning commission and political subdivision ofthe State of Texas organized and operating under the Texas Regional Planning Act of 1965, as amended, chapter 391 of the Local Government Code. CAPCO has developed a Strategic Plan to establish and maintain 9-1-1 emergency telephone service in State Planning Region 12, and the Texas Commission on State Emergency Communications has approved its current Plan. 1.2. The City of San Marcos (public Agency) is a Texas home-rule municipality that operates one or more Public Service Answering Points (pSAPs) that assist in imþlementing the Strategic Plan as authorized by chapter 771 ofthe Health and Safety Code. 1.3. This contract is entered into between CAPCD and Public Agency under chapter 791 of the Government Code so that Public Agency can maintain its PSAP(s), upgrade its equipment, and train its personnel to participate in the enhanced 9-1-1 emergency telephone system in the Region. Art. 2. Goods and Services 2.1. Public Agency agrees to: (1) purchase supplies such as printer paper, printer ribbons, cleaning materials, etc. necessary for the continuous operation of its PSAP(s); (2) upgrade its PSAP equipment and software, as authorized in the current Strategic Plan, by requesting CAPCD to purchase new equipment and software; (3) protect the PSAP equipment and secure the premises of its PSAP(s) against unauthorized entrance or use; (4) practice preventive maintenance for the PSAP equipment; (5) provide emergency communications training to call-takers/dispatchers as described in CAPCO's 9-1-1 Policies and Procedures Manual; (6) protect the confidentiality of addressing databases and of information furnished by telecommunications providers, and notify CAPCD's Emergency Services Department in writing within two business days of the receipt of a request for addressing databases or information made under the Texas Public Information Act;