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Fulton County to replace 20‑year‑old dispatch clocks, approves Hazmat team agreement
Summary
Fulton County commissioners on Dec. 23 approved purchase of two replacement dispatch clocks for $4,940, authorized a fully grant‑funded Mission Critical Partners regional support contract for 2026, and approved a two‑year Hazmat Team agreement with McCUTCHEON Enterprises totaling $10,000 across FY2026–FY2027.
Fulton County Commissioners unanimously approved several public‑safety items on Dec. 23, 2025, including replacement of dispatch clocks and a two‑year agreement with a Hazmat contractor.
Brian Barton, EMA/911 Director, told commissioners that the county’s dispatch clocks are more than 20 years old and need replacement; he also said "Pre Alert" is in place and that relevant information has been sent to local fire departments. Barton summarized recent trainings and upcoming exercises for county emergency personnel.
Following that update, Commissioner Randy H. Bunch moved to approve and execute a quote from ComPros for two dispatch clocks in the amount of $4,940.00, including hardware and installation; the motion carried with all in favor. Commissioners also approved the 2026 Mission Critical Partners Regional Support Contract for professional services; Barton described that contract as fully grant funded.
The board approved McCUTCHEON Enterprises, Inc.'s Hazmat Team two‑year agreement, with payment amounts of $2,500.00 for FY2026 and $7,500.00 for FY2027. Commissioner Bunch moved the Hazmat agreement and the motion passed unanimously.
Next steps: the county will execute purchase and contract documents and schedule installations and vendor onboarding per vendor timelines. The approvals are recorded in the meeting minutes as unanimous votes by present commissioners.
