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Committee approves $42,900 amendment to county CAD mobile e911 identity-management software contract
Summary
Saratoga County’s Public Safety Committee approved an amendment to its contract with Central Square (TriTech) for identity-management software related to the county’s computer-aided dispatch mobile e911 system, at a cost of $42,900.
The Saratoga County Public Safety Committee on May 7 authorized an amendment to the county’s existing contract with Central Square, also known in the transcript as TriTech Software, for identity-management software tied to the county’s computer-aided dispatch (CAD) mobile e911 system at a cost of $42,900.
A staff member presented the item as the committee’s second agenda item and asked if there were questions for the sheriff. Committee members then moved and seconded the resolution; the motion carried. The transcript indicates one committee member, identified as Jared, opposed some votes during the meeting but does not record an explicit roll-call for this item.
The action in this meeting authorizes procurement of the specified software amendment; no budget code or funding source was detailed in the discussion.
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