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Buffalo County approves 911 interlocal and authorizes CentralSquare software purchase
Summary
After a live demonstration of 911 software, the Buffalo County Board accepted the South Central/Panhandle 911 regional interlocal agreement and authorized Sheriff Neil Miller to sign a CentralSquare Technologies software purchase to support 911 operations.
Buffalo County commissioners on Nov. 14 accepted a South Central/Panhandle Nebraska 911 Regional Interlocal Agreement and authorized a software purchase intended to support 911 operations.
Lieutenant Rob Tubbs demonstrated the live public-safety software available to 911 operators and callers. Following the demonstration, the board voted to accept the interlocal agreement and to authorize Sheriff Neil Miller to sign a contract with CentralSquare Technologies. Both motions were approved on roll-call votes recorded as unanimous.
Commissioner Bill Maendele moved to accept the regional interlocal agreement; Daniel Lynch seconded. Sherry Morrow moved and Ronald Loeffelholz seconded the motion to authorize the software purchase; both motions were recorded as carried.
The minutes do not list purchase dollar amounts or contract terms. County officials directed the sheriff’s office to execute the vendor contract; details about implementation timelines, maintenance, data access, or privacy protections were not included in the minutes.
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