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Grant County approves PACE scheduling pilot and MSISAC cybersecurity membership
Summary
Central dispatch proposed switching to PACE Scheduler for $3,690 (first year for 35 users) and IT recommended renewing MSISAC cybersecurity services for $1,196; both were approved pending routine review and payroll coordination.
Central dispatch told commissioners it has been evaluating scheduling software and recommended a move from the current platform to PACE Scheduler, a web-based system that can integrate with payroll. The first-year cost for 35 users was presented as $3,690, with recurring annual fees thereafter. Dispatch proposed a one-year pilot to test fit and onboarding estimated at approximately eight weeks.
IT also requested authorization to sign a letter of authorization needed to port county non-emergency phone numbers from AT&T to a new Sangoma phone system; IT said porting typically takes about 30 days and would confirm any charges before action. IT recommended renewing MSISAC cybersecurity services at a cost of $1,196 for the year after the state reduced free services. Commissioners approved a one-year PACE subscription pending county-legal/practice review and approved the MSISAC membership; both motions carried by voice vote.
