Emergency management asks for $22.9M as state ends WebEOC support midyear
Director Alan Harris told commissioners the department’s $22.9 million FY27 request covers deferred infrastructure, radio replacements and 911 upgrades — and asked for a $75,000 midyear addition after the state said counties must pay for WebEOC accounts.
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Alan Harris, director of Seminole County emergency management, told the board the department’s FY27 proposed budget totals $22.9 million and includes one-time investments in towers, radio equipment and E911 infrastructure to replace deferred items.
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