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Commissioners approve routine payments, two ambulance-monitor repairs, GIS contract and Riverview right-of-way

2149462 · January 23, 2025
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Summary

The board approved several routine administrative items including Title 25 payment(s), two ZOLL ambulance monitor repairs, a Terra GIS contract, a right-of-way easement for 5300 Riverview Road and credit-card limits.

Fremont County commissioners approved several routine administrative and procurement items during their Jan. 14 meeting.

The board authorized payment of a Title 25 bill to Fremont Counseling Services (amount stated in transcript in two forms; see clarifying details), and approved two separate repair payments to ZOLL Medical Corporation for ambulance heart-monitor repairs: $8,535 and $7,968. The sheriff's office recommended the repairs so older monitors could remain in service rather than replace units priced near $40,000.

Commissioners also approved a right-of-way easement application for 5300 Riverview Road as recommended by the county Transportation Department, and approved a contract for GIS services with Terra GIS to replace the county's current map server; one commissioner noted the vendor should correct the spelling of "Fremont County" on submitted materials.

The board approved a credit-card application (credit limit $5,000) for Joe Duveau (transcript spelling: Joe De Beau / Duveau — see clarifying details) and later approved a county credit card for a newly hired IT technician. Each listed item was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote at the meeting.

Why it matters: These are operational approvals necessary to maintain emergency response capability, continue transportation projects, and keep county software and finance operations functioning. The board did not discuss substantial policy changes for these items.