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Commissioners approve PSAP network clock and name interim 9-1-1 coordinator; 911 staffing and IT oversight discussed
Summary
The board approved a sole-source net clock purchase for the public-safety answering point and voted to transfer sheriff communications director Mark Ketchum into the interim 9-1-1 coordinator role as a transfer with unchanged pay; commissioners also approved a separate staffing change for Gabriel Blackwell.
Wagoner County commissioners on Monday approved a sole-source purchase of a network time server (NetClock) for the county’s public-safety answering point (PSAP) to provide GPS-based timing for dispatch equipment and records. Mark Ketchum, director of communications for the Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office, explained that accurate timing is required by NENA standards and is important for consistent mapping, audio and video evidence timestamps.
Ketchum requested a single-vendor quote from Sacris for $12,700 and said county staff will perform…
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