Reciprocal services from Xxxxx County Sample Clauses

Reciprocal services from Xxxxx County. The operating budget, set forth as Attachment “B”, includes payment in the amount of $2,500 per month for the approximately 4,000 square foot office located in the Office Park Building located at 00 Xxxxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxx 000 (1803 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx), Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx 00000. The payment shall include the following services: cable, internet service and technical support (through the Information Technology Department), website, network and judicial network (Odyssey), and video conference link with the Xxxxx County Detention Center. Since the building is owned by Xxxxx County, maintenance, repairs, cleaning services, security, surveillance, and alarm systems are the responsibility of Xxxxx County and will be provided at its cost and discretion. The payment also covers non-exclusive use of the parking lot and second floor conference room in the Office Park Building. The County will continue to provide for utilities which shall include power, water, sewer, sanitation, and pest control under the same terms and conditions as previous years. The Public Defender Office shall continue to pay to the County $30.00 each month for local telephone service and shall pay the County each month for the long distance telephone charges incurred by the Public Defender Office (being the same manner and rates applied to County departments). Purchase of telephones compatible with the county telephone system, as needed, shall be the responsibility of Public Defender Office. The Public Defender Office shall also retain for the term of this agreement, and at no additional cost, the use of the furniture, filing cabinets, office equipment and other tangible, inventoried property of the former Xxxxx County Public Defender Office. Provided, however, that the County shall retain ownership of such property and such property shall be subject to the same disposition and surplus regulations as all other property owned by the County.
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