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Fulton County to replace 20-year-old dispatch clocks, approves regional EMA support contract and two-year hazmat agreement
Summary
Fulton County approved purchase and installation of two ComPros dispatch clocks for $4,940, accepted a fully grant-funded Mission Critical Partners regional support contract, and approved a two-year Hazmat Team agreement with McCUTCHEON Enterprises, Inc.
Fulton County commissioners on Dec. 23 approved multiple emergency-services contracts and equipment purchases aimed at updating aging infrastructure and formalizing regional support.
Brian Barton, EMA/911 Director, told the board that the dispatch clocks used in the county are over 20 years old and in 'dire need of replacement.' Barton also said that 'Pre Alert' is in place and that the information has been sent to fire departments; he provided an update on trainings that have been completed and on upcoming training dates.
Commissioner Randy H. Bunch moved to approve and execute a quote from ComPros for two dispatch clocks, including hardware and installation, for $4,940.00; the motion passed with all present commissioners in favor. The board also approved the 2026 Mission Critical Partners Regional Support Contract for Professional Services; the minutes record that this contract is fully grant funded. Finally, Commissioners approved a two-year Hazmat Team Agreement with McCUTCHEON Enterprises, Inc., with payment amounts of $2,500.00 for FY2026 and $7,500.00 for FY2027.
The approvals were unanimous among the commissioners present; Commissioner Steven L. Wible was recorded absent. The minutes do not specify the grant source or total value of the Mission Critical Partners contract, nor do they detail procurement funding lines for the dispatch clocks or the hazmat agreement.
