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DuPage County committee approves contracts, transfers and two $50,000 court-technology grants

DuPage County Judicial and Public Safety Committee · February 17, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 17 meeting the DuPage County Judicial and Public Safety Committee approved multiple procurement contracts for the sheriff's office, budget transfers including a $52,000 temporary hire, and accepted two $50,000 court-technology grants; no public comment was recorded.

The DuPage County Judicial and Public Safety Committee on Feb. 17 approved a set of routine procurement contracts, budget transfers and grants affecting the sheriff’s office, county information-technology accounts and court-technology funding.

Committee members voted to approve a non-competitive support contract to Zoho Corporation for managed engine apps and licenses for the sheriff’s office for the period Jan. 6, 2026, through Jan. 5, 2027, not to exceed $40,630. The panel also approved a detainee pharmacy contract to Polaris Pharmacy Services of Warrington (DBA contract pharmacy services) for Feb. 26, 2026, through Feb. 25, 2027, not to exceed $680,444.38; committee members noted this is the second of three renewal options. Separately, the committee approved a purchase order to Untethered Labs Inc. for a Gatekeeper system for the sheriff’s office for Feb. 4, 2026, through Feb. 4, 2027, not to exceed $28,980. These three procurement items were described on the record as not suitable for competitive bids where so noted in the agenda packet.

The committee accepted and appropriated a $50,000 award from the Illinois Court Technology Modernization Program (FIR-44-26) and received and placed on file a $50,000 Technology Modernization Grant (GPN9-26) for the Illinois Supreme Court Administrative Office (both FY26 awards). Members moved to receive and place the grants on file during the meeting; motions were seconded and approved by voice vote.

On personnel and budget matters the committee approved a $52,000 transfer from regular salaries to temporary salaries to hire a temporary emergency management coordinator to assist the Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management director in planning large-scale special events. The panel also approved two small transfers totaling $9,980 (one for $4,270 and one for $5,710) shifting funds within IT equipment lines to cover FY25 invoices from Insight Public Sector.

Votes at a glance: - Approve minutes (Feb. 3, 2026): motion carried (moved: Member Childress; second: Member Heather). - JPSP-15-26 Zoho Corporation support contract (01/06/2026–01/05/2027): approved (moved: Member Tornatore; second: Member Childress); contract not to exceed $40,630. - JPSP-16-26 Polaris Pharmacy detainee services (02/26/2026–02/25/2027): approved (moved: Member Zay; second: Member Childress); contract not to exceed $680,444.38; second of three renewal options. - Item 26-685 Untethered Labs Inc. Gatekeeper system (02/04/2026–02/04/2027): approved (moved: Member Zay; second: Member Childress); contract not to exceed $28,980. - FIR-44-26 Illinois Court Technology Modernization Program grant (FY26), $50,000: accepted and appropriated (moved: Member Heather; second: Member Childress). - Transfer 26-686: $52,000 from regular salaries to temporary salaries to hire a temporary emergency management coordinator: approved. - Transfers 26-687 and 26-688: $4,270 and $5,710 from IT equipment small value to IT equipment to cover FY25 invoices (Insight Public Sector): approved. - GPN9-26 Technology Modernization Grant PY26 (Illinois Supreme Court Administrative Office), $50,000: received and placed on file (moved: Member Heather; second: Member Childress).

No public comment was recorded during the meeting. The committee also received informational items 10a–10c and adjourned with no further business.