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Madison County begins transition of CSEP funding to local public safety; radio maintenance contract awarded
Summary
Fiscal court approved resolutions to acknowledge CSEP funding end, extend a CSEP closeout MOA, amend the county’s emergency communications interlocal agreement, and award P25 radio-system maintenance to AMK Services effective Oct. 1, 2025.
The Madison County Fiscal Court on Sept. 23 approved a set of related measures to transition public safety funding and operations as the Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program (CSEP) draws to a close.
The court unanimously passed Resolution 2025-084 formally acknowledging that CSEP funding will end Sept. 30, 2025, and directing that “associated expenses, designated staff and operational responsibilities shall be transitioned into the closeout budgets, regular budgets, and organizational structures of the Madison County Emergency Communication Center (911), Emergency Management Agency, and other designated public safety agencies” effective Oct. 1, 2025.
Why it matters: CSEP has supplied federal and state preparedness funding and staff support for decades. County leaders said the program’s elimination marks a planned transition and will shift funding responsibility for…
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