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Dodge County approves $1.55 million in claims, renews NRIN agreement and CAD licenses

Dodge County Board of Supervisors · July 9, 2025
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Summary

The Dodge County Board unanimously approved $1,554,831.56 in financial claims and $297,744.28 in wage/hour claims, renewed the Nebraska Regional Interoperability Network (NRIN) interlocal agreement, and authorized a CAD app license agreement with the Fremont Rural Fire District; the Board also approved a three‑year firewall license for $6,835.

The Dodge County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved financial claims totaling $1,554,831.56 and wage and hour claims of $297,744.28 at its July 9, 2025 meeting in Fremont.

The financial claims included a bond payment for radio equipment and a one‑time lump‑sum payment to the Eastern Nebraska Human Services Agency (ENHSA) – DUET; the board noted quarterly payments to ENHSA will resume next year. The board also approved renewing the Interlocal Agreement that established the Nebraska Regional Interoperability Network (NRIN) and authorized signatures on the resolution renewing the agreement. Shelly Holzerland is listed as Dodge County’s representative on the NRIN Governing Board.

The Board unanimously approved an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with the Fremont Rural Fire District to provide Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) app licenses and authorized the necessary signatures on that agreement.

The Board approved a three‑year renewal of the WatchGuard M390 Total Security Suite for the county firewall with Applied Connective Technologies, LLC for $6,835.00. "This is the license for the county’s firewall," Supervisor Bendig said, recommending the three‑year option because the longer term offered better pricing.

No dissent or roll calls showing individual 'no' votes were recorded; all listed motions passed by unanimous vote of members present (Supervisors Beam, Strand, Backens, Missel, Tawney and Bendig; Supervisor Giesselmann was absent).

The approvals complete procurement steps for ongoing public‑safety and IT operations and place the NRIN renewal and CAD licensing on record for Dodge County.