Ulster County presents Government Operations Center; bids total about $21.8 million
County staff and the Irvine Group outlined a Government Operations Center that would centralize 9‑1‑1 dispatch, emergency operations and training. Construction bids for five prime contracts totaled about $21.8 million; the county plans a phased transition with no operational downtime and expects the facility to be fully operational in early 2027.
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Jamie Capiano, a county project presenter, told the Ulster County Legislature’s Ways and Means Committee on April 10 that the county’s planned Government Operations Center will centralize 9‑1‑1 public-safety answering point (PSAP) functions, the emergency operations center (EOC), training space and related IT and support areas.
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