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County approves one-time GIS server upgrade for quickest-routes dispatch from ESRI quotation
Summary
The 911 department approved a one-time upgrade to the county GIS server under ESRI quotation Q553187 to support a quickest-routes dispatch tool; funds will come from 911 accounts and the upgrade is not recurring.
Kootenai County commissioners on Oct. 7 approved a one-time GIS server upgrade with Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) to support the county’s quickest-routes dispatch tool.
Lieutenant Jeff Howard told the board the upgrade is needed so the quickest-routes function will correctly identify the closest unit available to emergency calls. The quotation referenced Q553187 and the department said funds to cover the upgrade will come from 911 accounts; staff said the cost was not budgeted in advance but 911 has available funds.
A commissioner asked whether the upgrade is a one-time expense or includes an ongoing fee; staff replied it is a one-time upgrade.
Motion to approve the quotation carried unanimously with aye votes from Commissioner Urbanland, Commissioner Duncan and the chair.
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