Commissioners approve $42,000 mapping subscription for 911 center; initial startup $5,000
November 04, 2025 | Decatur County, Indiana
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Leanne (911 staff) described the purchase as an addendum to the county’s existing subscription through the sheriff’s department. The contract requires an initial startup fee of about $5,000 for a communications cloud connector and an annual subscription of $7,500; the five‑year total quoted was $42,000. Commissioners approved the agreement by motion and voice vote.
County staff said the subscription is part of the broader Vesta 901 product rollout for the county’s new 911 system. Funding for the contract will come from previously appropriated funds the county has set aside for the 911 upgrade — a combination the presenter said includes state and county appropriations already planned for the project.
The presenter said the county expects to pay some of the costs before year‑end and may seek appropriation next year to complete the full upgrade. Commissioners asked for copies of the contract and for the vendor to provide materials for the next meeting.
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