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Macomb County committees forward dozen budget amendments, contracts and grants to full board
Summary
At a joint meeting of the Macomb County Internal Services and Health & Human Services committees, commissioners voted unanimously to forward a slate of budget amendments, maintenance agreements, equipment purchases and grant subawards to the full board for final approval.
At a joint meeting of the Macomb County Internal Services and Health & Human Services committees, commissioners voted unanimously to forward a slate of budget amendments, maintenance agreements, equipment purchases and grant subawards to the full board for final approval. Each item was moved to the full Board of Commissioners and approved by the committees by voice vote, 12–0.
The measures advanced at the meeting covered county information-technology upgrades and maintenance, facilities replacement work at the Talmer (Telmar) Building, marketing for veterans services, senior-meal rate support, a long‑term services referral agreement, a prenatal safe-sleep subaward and additional housing navigation funds for community providers.
County IT and equipment: The committees voted to recommend several information-technology capital requests and maintenance agreements for the full board. The items included a $352,777 capital purchase for an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for the county data center at Comtech; a $126,795 network video recorder (NVR) upgrade to maintain 30‑day video retention as the county adds cameras; and a $293,780 capital request to replace approximately 400 laptops under the county’s five‑year rotation. Sandy Bolson, a county staff member speaking for IT, explained the UPS purchase and said industry battery life is typically five years, though the county has achieved longer service from previous units. The NVR upgrade was described as needed because existing recorders are at capacity; county retention is 30 days (the sheriff’s office keeps 90 days).
Also on IT, the committees moved a $69,753.42 package of recurring maintenance agreements for the quarter to the full board.
Facilities contract: Commissioners advanced a $605,000 contract award for the Talmer building rooftop HVAC units and boiler replacement to…
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