Kings County OKs one-year ESO subscription for fire reporting and inventory management
Board approved a retroactive first amendment with Emergency Software Management (ESO) to continue NFIRS reporting, equipment inventory and inspections; annual cost roughly $19,822; staff said no suitable replacement was found.
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The Kings County Board of Supervisors approved a one-year amendment on April 22 to continue subscription services with Emergency Software Management (ESO) for the Fire Department's incident reporting, inventory and inspection records.
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