Nassau County commissioners approve amendment to NG911 contract

The Nassau County Board of County Commissioners on June 30 approved a second amendment to contract CM3785 with the Florida Department of Management Services for implementation of next-generation 911 core services and authorized the county coordinator to sign further grant-related documentation, officials said.

The measure, presented under "Tab A, sheriff's business," was placed on the consent agenda and passed without discussion. County Manager Ireland introduced the item as a state-funded agreement to support the county's next-generation 911 core services. Commissioner Martin moved to approve the consent agenda; Commissioner McCullough seconded the motion. The motion passed with Commissioners Martin, McCullough and Chair Huffman voting in favor; Commissioners Farmer and Gray were absent.

The board also authorized the county coordinator, as defined in the county's grant manual policy, to sign any additional documents tied to the grant. The contract amendment and the coordinator authorization were presented as part of the county's administrative handling of the state-funded NG911 implementation; the transcript did not specify contract dollar amounts, implementation timeline, or technical details of the NG911 upgrade.

No members of the public spoke on the item. The meeting record shows the action was brief and handled on consent; no public comment cards were filed and no separate discussion or amendments were recorded. The board adjourned shortly after the consent vote.