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Committee approves mutual-aid pact, UASI grant, helicopter repair, body-armor purchase and towing-contract extension

DeKalb County Board committee · May 22, 2026
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Summary

By voice vote the committee approved a mutual-aid agreement with Atlanta, a UASI grant of up to $132,750 for camera integration, a helicopter maintenance renewal plus a $230,000 emergency rotor repair (total not to exceed $630,000), a body-armor purchase up to $192,464, and extensions for county towing contracts.

The committee approved several public-safety and procurement items by voice vote near the end of the meeting.

Chief Patrick described and the committee approved an updated mutual-aid agreement with the City of Atlanta intended to support large events (including FIFA-related activities) and shared special-operations support among Metro Atlanta agencies.

The committee approved a 2023 Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) grant item not to exceed $132,750 for access to the Axon FUSIS camera-integration platform (contract period through 2027).

The board ratified an emergency purchase order and accepted a contract renewal for helicopter maintenance and repair (contract 1381091). Chief Patrick said an emergency rotor repair cost $230,000 and the renewal option for the contract adds $400,000, for a combined not-to-exceed $630,000 funded through the police fund.

The committee approved a cooperative agreement (sourcewell contract 091924-GAL) to purchase level 3 rifle plates and ballistic helmets from Gals LLC, not to exceed $192,464, funded through asset-forfeiture funds to provide officers active-shooter kits.

Finally, the committee ratified a change order extending towing, removal, storage and impoundment contracts for multiple vendors through Dec. 31, 2026, to cover six DeKalb service areas and county-vehicle needs.

All items were approved by voice vote; the meeting record shows "aye" for the approvals but does not list individual roll-call tallies in the transcript excerpt.