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Whitley County approves $110,471 CAD contract for dispatch upgrade, state grant to cover majority
Summary
The fiscal court approved a contract to replace the county’s aging computer‑aided dispatch (CAD) system. Officials recorded a total cost of $110,471.42, with approximately $90,000 from a state grant and a county match of roughly $20,000; the system will add caller‑location integration and texting capability.
Whitley County’s fiscal court voted to approve a contract with Computer Information Systems to replace the county’s aging computer‑aided dispatch (CAD) system and to accept grant funding to cover most of the purchase.
County staff and dispatch representatives described the upgrade as necessary because the existing CAD was beyond vendor support and could no longer be updated. The new system, officials said, will integrate geographic information for caller location and enable texting capabilities for dispatchers.
Financials: During discussion the court was given a total contract figure of $110,471.42. Judge White stated the state grant is expected to cover approximately $90,000, leaving Whitley County with an estimated match of about $20,000. Commissioners noted the grant was structured under a state price contract and that installation is expected to take several months.
Next steps: The court approved the contract and associated grant by roll call. County IT/dispatch staff will schedule installation and testing; the meeting record indicates an expected installation window in the coming months and a requirement to track invoices and implementation progress.
