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Cass County approves Michigan Public Safety Communications integration agreement
Summary
The Cass County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution to finalize a phase of the Michigan Public Safety Communications (MPSC) system integration agreement; staff described the action as a routine language update completing a second phase of earlier work.
The Cass County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution to accept the Michigan Public Safety Communications (MPSC) integration agreement, described by a presenter as the finalization of a second phase of earlier work on the statewide radio system.
A county presenter explained the resolution as an update to the county’s agreement with MPSC, the radio system used in the state, saying the item finalizes language changes that resulted from a phase of work begun about a year earlier. The presenter said, “So this is an agreement we have with — M.P.S.C., which is the radio system in state. So every once in a while they have to change some language and how things work and this was a second phase of something that was initiated like a year ago.”
The board approved the resolution by roll call. No amendments, budgetary impacts, or further implementation steps were recorded in the meeting transcript.
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